Success rate of preterm labor

Threatened abortion refers to vaginal bleeding that occurs in the early stages of pregnancy and stops immediately, accompanied by mild lower abdominal pain and back pain. It may cause miscarriage, or it may lead to pregnancy again after appropriate treatment. So, how can we successfully preserve the fetus during threatened miscarriage? How to improve the success rate of fetal preservation for threatened miscarriage? Rest is important for fetal preservation for threatened miscarriage. Pregnant women should stay in bed more and reduce activity, but it does not mean that they should not move in bed for 24 hours. They should carry out light activities appropriately.

It is imperative to strictly prohibit sexual intercourse and try to avoid unnecessary vaginal examinations to reduce irritation to the uterus. In addition, breast stimulation should also be avoided, because breast stimulation can also cause uterine contraction and lead to threatened abortion.

Pay attention to abdominal pain during threatened abortion

If pregnant mothers experience back pain and lower abdominal pain that does not improve after rest or even worsens, they need to be alert. If you experience worsening lower abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, or discharge of tissue-like material, you should report it to your doctor immediately.

Pay attention to the amount and characteristics of bleeding during threatened abortion

Observe the vaginal discharge at any time to see if there is any tissue discharged. It is best to save the excrement for doctor's observation. If bleeding increases, seek medical attention immediately.

The secret to successfully preserving the fetus during threatened miscarriage lies in the above three aspects. Pregnant mothers with threatened miscarriage must pay attention to their physical condition in their daily life.

Preventing threatened abortion is very important

In order to avoid threatened miscarriage, couples should plan their pregnancy time, preferably under the guidance of a doctor. After pregnancy, especially in the early stages, you should pay attention to 8 points:

1. Get enough rest and avoid overwork. Don't do too much heavy physical work, especially heavy labor that increases abdominal pressure, such as fetching water, lifting objects, etc.

2. Avoid trauma. It is best to wear flat shoes when going out; try not to go out for travel during pregnancy; avoid vibrating working environments; avoid dangerous postures when doing housework, such as climbing.

3. Take in balanced nutrients, avoid alcohol and tobacco, eat light food, do not eat spicy food, eat small meals as much as possible, and make sure to maintain smooth bowel movements to prevent stomach discomfort. Vitamin E has the effect of stabilizing the fetus, so during pregnancy, you should consume more foods containing vitamin E, such as hard legumes (pine seeds, walnuts, peanuts, etc.), bean products, etc.

4. Control the couple’s life. During intercourse, the compression of the abdomen and the stimulation of the cervix will cause uterine contractions. In the early stages of pregnancy, the adhesion of the embryo is not yet firm, and uterine contractions can easily lead to miscarriage. Therefore, intercourse should be strictly prohibited in the early stages of pregnancy. Although you can have a moderate sexual life in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, the frequency and intensity should be lower than before pregnancy, so pregnant fathers should restrain themselves.

5. Maintain a happy mood and stable emotions. Fresh milk can help pregnant women prevent osteoporosis and help you regulate your mood; high-fiber fruits and vegetables such as oranges and lettuce can not only reduce internal heat and supplement vitamins, but also make you feel good.

6. Keep the human body, especially the vagina, clean. Inflammation of the reproductive system is also one of the causes of miscarriage. During pregnancy, female secretions increase, so vulva cleaning is very important. Pregnant women should insist on cleaning the vulva every night, and clean it twice a day if necessary. Once Trichomonas vaginitis occurs, it should be treated immediately.

7. It is forbidden to take any medicine without the approval of a doctor.

8. You need to go to the hospital for a prenatal check-up once every two weeks.