Precautions after biochemical pregnancy

Nowadays, many women choose biochemical pregnancy, believing that biochemical pregnancy is relatively safe. Therefore, for many women, in order to make biochemical pregnancy safer, they want to fully understand the precautions after biochemical pregnancy. The following content gives a detailed introduction, so many women who choose biochemical pregnancy can have a comprehensive understanding of it.

Precautions after biochemical pregnancy Although biochemical pregnancy is strictly speaking a miscarriage, one biochemical pregnancy cannot explain the problem. First of all, environmental and infection factors must be ruled out.

The chromosomes of the fetus come from both parents. Both parents are diploid. Under normal circumstances, the sperm and eggs produced are haploid, and after combining they become a diploid embryo. If an error occurs in the process of producing sperm and eggs, it may lead to the production of defective sperm and eggs, resulting in chromosomal abnormalities in the embryo. As the couple ages, especially the woman's age, environmental factors, lifestyle, etc. may lead to an increase in the defective rate of sperm and eggs, thereby causing chromosomal abnormalities in the embryo. Currently, the spontaneous abortion rate in the population is 15-20%, and 50% of spontaneous abortions due to embryo arrest cannot be clearly determined. Therefore, pregnant women with biochemical pregnancy experience are advised to try to conceive after good preparation to reduce the risk of miscarriage.

If biochemical pregnancy occurs repeatedly, the following tests are recommended to help find the cause: chromosomes and blood types of both husband and wife, re-examination of the female's TORCH (including rubella, toxoplasmosis, etc.), gynecological B-ultrasound, sex hormones, luteal phase progesterone, antisperm antibodies, anti-endometrial antibodies, etc., hysteroscopy and laparoscopy if necessary, and a full set of semen from the male, etc.

If the above tests are normal, it is recommended to try for pregnancy after sufficient preparation. Currently, 50% of spontaneous abortions have no clear cause, but medical statistics show that the early abortion rate of couples will be significantly reduced after improving their lifestyle, having a regular life, proper nutrition, and avoiding a harmful environment.

In addition to eliminating environmental and infectious factors, the following precautions should also be taken in daily life and diet:

1. Eat more foods containing 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.

The above content comprehensively introduces the precautions of biochemical pregnancy. Therefore, for many women who want to choose biochemical pregnancy, they can have a specific understanding of the precautions of biochemical pregnancy introduced above. After understanding, they can go to a regular hospital for biochemical pregnancy. By taking precautions, they can recover as soon as possible after the biochemical pregnancy.