What to do with intrauterine early pregnancy uterine fluid

Intrauterine effusion is also a gynecological disease, but this gynecological disease is not very serious if it is left in normal times. As long as the effusion is not very deep, more rest can improve the symptoms. However, if this symptom occurs in pregnant women, then the harm is great, because intrauterine effusion is a disease that can easily lead to miscarriage in pregnant women during early pregnancy. Faced with such a phenomenon, our pregnant women will be more anxious. So what should we do with intrauterine effusion in early pregnancy?

If there is fluid accumulation in the uterine cavity after pregnancy, it is likely to be a threatened abortion. It is recommended that you go to a local regular hospital for treatment and actively use pregnancy-preserving drugs, and then go for a follow-up ultrasound check after half a month. If the fetus is in good condition, the disappearance of the fluid accumulation will not be a big problem. If the fluid accumulation increases further, or the fetal heartbeat disappears, or the gestational sac does not grow, it may be difficult to preserve the fetus. So, don't be impatient, just treat and observe first and see how the situation develops.

Uterine fluid accumulation is considered to be related to inflammation. Any symptoms such as abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, and cervical dilation that occur within 28 weeks of pregnancy is called threatened abortion, within 12 weeks of pregnancy is called early threatened abortion, and after that is called late threatened abortion. The reasons can be roughly divided into two aspects: pregnant women and fetuses. For pregnant women, endocrine dysfunction such as corpus luteum dysfunction and thyroid hypofunction, infectious diseases, high fever, severe anemia, severe malnutrition, radiation, exposure to toxic substances and reproductive tract malformations such as double uterus and uterine fibroids can easily lead to threatened abortion. The most prominent fetal factor is the chromosomal abnormality of the fertilized egg, which accounts for about 25% of all miscarriages. According to statistics, 100% of miscarriages before four weeks of pregnancy are due to deformities, of which 75% are chromosomal abnormalities. About 12% of miscarriages before 12 weeks of pregnancy are due to deformities, of which 5.3% are chromosomal abnormalities.

Uterine fluid accumulation is a sign of threatened abortion. You should take medicine as prescribed by your doctor and rest in bed as much as possible. After 10 days, go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to determine whether the embryo has developed well and whether you should continue to preserve the pregnancy.

You can take progesterone and vitamin E, Yunkang granules, etc. for treatment, and have a follow-up check after a period of pregnancy preservation.

The above is the treatment method for intrauterine fluid effusion that occurs during early intrauterine pregnancy. According to these methods, timely improvements can be made to minimize the harm to the fetus and try not to harm the fetus, otherwise you will regret it for the rest of your life. Intrauterine fluid effusion may be discovered after delivery. At that time, there is no fetal restraint, so treatment can be carried out smoothly. If there is fluid in the uterine cavity, treatment should be decided based on the amount.