Fifty days of pregnancy

50 days of pregnancy is in the early stage of pregnancy. It is well known that women are prone to miscarriage in the early stage of pregnancy. Therefore, pregnant women must pay attention to the problem of spotting at 50 days of pregnancy and never ignore this problem, because spotting at 50 days of pregnancy may be a symptom of threatened abortion. Today I will explain to pregnant women the causes of spotting at 50 days of pregnancy.

What to do if you have spotting during the 50th day of pregnancy

1. Threatened abortion: Threatened abortion can be successfully preserved, the bleeding can be stopped, and the pregnancy can continue.

2. Embryonic arrest: Pregnant women whose embryos have stopped developing should undergo abortion surgery in a timely manner to clean up the dead embryos, rest well after the surgery, and recover as soon as possible.

3. Placenta previa: Preserve the fetus under the guidance of a doctor, pay attention to rest, reduce activity, and refrain from sexual intercourse.

4. Placental abruption: Once placental abruption occurs during cesarean section, the fetus is in extremely dangerous situation. Cesarean section should be performed as soon as possible to save the lives of the pregnant woman and the fetus.

5. Ectopic pregnancy: Treat it immediately. If an ectopic pregnancy is discovered, it must be treated immediately. Depending on the severity of the condition, hospitalization for surgery or conservative treatment may be required.

6. Premature birth: As long as you get enough rest and take medication to protect the fetus or give birth, most pregnant women can carry their pregnancy to full term. Some pregnant women also have to give birth early.

Can I do an ultrasound at 50 days of pregnancy? An ultrasound in early pregnancy is not necessary for most expectant mothers. However, if the pregnant mother has a history of miscarriage, has received infertility treatment, or has bleeding, abdominal pain, etc., the doctor may ask you to do an ultrasound examination between 6 and 11 weeks of pregnancy. The only valid reason to do an early pregnancy ultrasound before 6 weeks of pregnancy is to rule out the possibility of an ectopic pregnancy. If it is not necessary within 3 months, ultrasound examination can be omitted, that is, the first ultrasound examination should be performed after 12 weeks. When the doctor checks the results based on the symptoms reported by the pregnant woman and suspects a hydatidiform mole, ectopic pregnancy or combined pregnancy, an ultrasound examination at 11-14 weeks of pregnancy will show a complete image of the fetus and can diagnose whether the fetal development is consistent with the gestational age, whether there are multiple births, etc.

Ultrasound examinations of pregnant women usually take a very short time, only a few minutes, and generally do not affect the fetus in the uterus during the late stages of pregnancy. Generally speaking, 3 to 4 ultrasound examinations are sufficient during pregnancy. However, if there are abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, frequent or reduced fetal movements, or unclear fetal position, ultrasound examinations may be required depending on the doctor's examination results.