Small menstrual flow after biochemical pregnancy

Biochemical pregnancy is a very common phenomenon in women. Especially when the embryo development is not very good, the embryo will be eliminated and the woman will have a biochemical pregnancy. Biochemical pregnancy is usually discharged from the body along with menstruation and has no effect on the human body, but some women's biochemical pregnancy may not be completely eliminated. Many people find that their menstrual flow decreases after a biochemical pregnancy. So, what should I do if my menstrual flow decreases after a biochemical pregnancy?

Biochemical pregnancy is a natural elimination phenomenon. Under normal circumstances, the fetus will be discharged naturally with menstruation and no special treatment is required. But there are still individual cases where some people will have residual substances left in the uterus that cannot be completely discharged. Therefore, it is necessary to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound to confirm whether the pregnancy has been completely eliminated after biochemical pregnancy.

If it is not excreted completely and remains in the human body for a long time, it will cause certain harm. If medication cannot cure the problem, uterine curettage must be performed. This must be done in a regular hospital, because uterine curettage can easily damage the endometrium. If you choose to do it in a small clinic, the safety is not guaranteed. Once the uterus is scratched, it will have a great impact on future conception. Generally, spontaneous abortion will occur within 50 days. A grayish-white film will flow out.

Causes of biochemical pregnancy

1. Embryo factors: If the quality of the embryo itself is poor, it will naturally be eliminated. The quality of the embryo directly depends on the egg and sperm. The quality of these two is actually related to our daily living habits. For example, smoking, drinking, staying up late, overwork, etc. will affect its quality.

2. Ovarian corpus luteum function factors: Poor corpus luteum leads to insufficient progesterone secretion and endometrial abnormalities, which affects the implantation of the fertilized egg in the uterus.

3. Uterine factors: Uterine hypoplasia, submucous uterine fibroids, endometrial polyps, intrauterine adhesions, endometrial tuberculosis, etc. will affect the implantation of the fertilized egg.

What are the symptoms of early biochemical pregnancy?

Biochemical pregnancy is a phenomenon in which the sperm and egg fail to implant after combination and are lost along with menstruation. Generally, it will disappear naturally within 50 days. Since it occurs in early pregnancy, what symptoms can early determine that it is a biochemical pregnancy?

After the sperm and egg combine and implant in the uterus, the early pregnancy test paper will usually show a weak positive reaction around 14 days. Under normal circumstances, it will deepen to a strong positive day by day, but a biochemical pregnancy will only fade day by day and it is impossible to reach a strong positive.

Some people with biochemical pregnancy will feel obvious abdominal pain. The degree of abdominal pain varies from person to person. Some people will have persistent abdominal pain, while a considerable number of people will only have short-term abdominal pain. Some people also experience symptoms of lower back pain. Most people have no symptoms at all.

Precautions after biochemical pregnancy

1. Increase calories, protein, calcium, iron, vitamins and trace elements. The diet should be properly matched, not too refined, and should be light.

2. Sleep 8 hours a day. You must take a rest at noon, lie on your left side, and reduce your workload as much as possible.

3. Stay away from smokers.

4. Only take medications as prescribed by a doctor.

5. Avoid contact with high-risk groups.

6. Wear loose and warm clothes, don’t wear high heels, wear wide flat shoes instead.

7. Wash your breasts with warm water every day after 24 weeks, and massage your breasts after 28 weeks.

8. Take a bath and change clothes frequently, but do not take a bath in a tub.

Avoid sexual intercourse after 9, 12 weeks and 32 weeks.

Avoid radiation exposure after 10 and 16 weeks.

11. After 24 weeks, you can do prenatal education and play relaxing music.