How to prevent miscarriage during pregnancy?

It is a pleasant surprise for every family to just learn that the pregnancy is successful. Many people are immersed in the surprise and happiness of pregnancy, and are also looking forward to the little life in the belly to slowly grow and finally come out to meet everyone. But at the same time, many people will be told by the doctor that they have miscarriage when they go to the hospital for examination. Miscarriage is when the fetus stops developing. Patients will show abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, severe pregnancy reaction, accompanied by morning sickness and breast pain in the early pregnancy. Be careful that these are precursors to miscarriage and require regular examinations to avoid adverse hazards. It is recommended that women in early pregnancy should do a good job of preventing miscarriage, conduct self-examination, and have a comprehensive understanding of this knowledge.

To prevent miscarriage, pregnant women should learn to count fetal movements and conduct self-monitoring during pregnancy .

Method for counting fetal movements: Count the number of fetal movements for one hour each in the morning, noon, and evening. Add the total of three times and multiply by 4 to get the number of fetal movements for 12 hours. Normal fetal movements are about 3-5 times per hour. If the fetal movement count is less than 10 times within 12 hours, it means that the fetus is suffering from intrauterine hypoxia and there is a possibility of intrauterine fetal death at any time. You need to see a doctor immediately for examination and treatment.

How to prevent fetal arrest during pregnancy In order to prevent the tragedy of fetal arrest in uterus, pregnant women should pay attention to the following matters during pregnancy:

1. Do not abuse the medicine. It is common knowledge during pregnancy that many pregnant women now understand that medication should be used with caution. If a pregnant woman develops a cold or other discomfort symptoms and needs to take medication, she must obtain the consent of a doctor and take the medication as ordered by the doctor. She must not take medication on her own.

2. Be careful of viral infections. Pregnant women should have less contact with pets during pregnancy, and avoid crowded and poorly ventilated places, especially places where epidemics are prevalent, to avoid contracting herpes simplex virus, measles virus, hepatitis B virus, rubella virus, etc.

3. Stay away from toxic chemicals and radiation environments. Excessive exposure to detergents during pregnancy can easily cause miscarriage. Radiation, isotopes, chemical industrial poisons such as benzene, chloroprene, nitrosamines, lead and highly toxic pesticides all have teratogenic effects. Pregnant women should stay away from it as much as possible.

4. Stay away from smoking environments. Tobacco contains more than 400 harmful compounds, of which nicotine is the main culprit. Pregnant women who inhale or live or work in a smoky environment may suffer from miscarriage, premature birth, developmental abnormalities, or even deformities. Smoking after pregnancy or passive smoking can delay fetal development and may also cause miscarriage or premature birth.

5. Avoid drinking strong tea or coffee. Strong tea and coffee have a stimulating effect, which can stimulate the fetus to increase the number of fetal movements and even harm the growth and development of the fetus.