Precautions for sleeping position to protect the fetus during threatened abortion

For women who are preparing for pregnancy, they look forward to the arrival of the baby every month, but when they really see hope, many accidents will occur. Symptoms of threatened abortion are very likely to appear in the early stages of pregnancy. At this time, pregnant women must pay attention to rest, lie on their backs, and not do any physical work. The diet should include more easily digestible foods, and regular prenatal examinations should be done. At the same time, cooperate with doctors for reasonable treatment.

How to deal with threatened miscarriage:

1. Drug treatment: In the early stages of pregnancy, progesterone can be used to preserve the fetus, or intramuscular injection of human chorionic gonadotropin can be used for treatment (this hormone has the effect of stimulating corpus luteum function). Progesterone ensures embryo development, maintains pregnancy, inhibits uterine smooth muscle contraction, and reduces uterine tension. Sedatives and blockers can be used in the second and third trimesters to reduce mental stimulation and inhibit uterine contractions. In addition, oral vitamin E is also beneficial for maintaining the development of the embryo.

2. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment: Expectant mothers with kidney deficiency can use Cuscuta australis, Viscum album, donkey-hide gelatin, and Dipsacus asper.

3. Pregnancy preservation: For expectant mothers who comply with family planning regulations, if ultrasound examination or continuous hCG measurement indicates that the fetus is alive, pregnancy preservation should be given. The following points should be noted when protecting the tire:

(1) Regular life: Adequate daily life is recommended. One should neither rest too much (such as sleeping too much) nor overwork himself (such as lifting heavy objects or climbing high places).

(2) Reasonable diet: Expectant mothers should pay attention to choosing foods that are rich in various vitamins and trace elements and easy to digest, such as various vegetables, fruits, beans, eggs, meat, etc.

(3) Pay attention to personal hygiene: Expectant mothers should take baths and change underwear frequently, but should avoid taking baths or swimming. Be careful not to catch a cold when bathing.

(4) Keep a good mood: Studies have shown that some spontaneous abortions are caused by central nervous system excitement in pregnant women, so it is best for expectant mothers to keep a good mood and avoid extreme sadness or joy.

(5) Regular prenatal check-ups: Regular prenatal check-ups should begin around the 12th week of pregnancy to promptly detect and address any abnormalities during pregnancy and ensure the healthy development of the fetus.

(6) Avoid unnecessary vaginal examinations to reduce stimulation to the uterus.

(7) Be cautious during sexual intercourse: Expectant mothers with a history of spontaneous abortion should avoid sexual intercourse within three months of pregnancy and after seven months of pregnancy. Those with habitual abortion should strictly refrain from sexual intercourse during this period.

4. In case of unplanned pregnancy or poor prognosis, artificial abortion should be performed as soon as possible.