Can threatened miscarriage be eliminated naturally?

If the HCG test result is elevated, then you are pregnant. Generally, the gestational sac should be seen on B-ultrasound in the sixth week of pregnancy. Only when the gestational sac is seen is it considered a normal pregnancy. If there is no gestational sac, you need to check whether it is an ectopic pregnancy. If there is bleeding and abdominal pain after seeing the gestational sac on B-ultrasound, it is threatened abortion. Then the B-ultrasound shows that the gestational sac in the uterine cavity is clear, it is a spontaneous abortion. Threatened abortion is a symptom of natural abortion. The clearance of the yolk sac means spontaneous abortion. Next, let’s discuss whether threatened miscarriage can be avoided.

Threatened miscarriage refers to the signs of miscarriage. After treatment, the fetal sac may return to normal development. If the treatment is not timely, or the fetal sac itself does not develop well, it is also possible to cause inevitable miscarriage or complete miscarriage, so threatened miscarriage does not mean that it will definitely be able to abort on its own.

If a woman experiences threatened miscarriage during early pregnancy, it mainly depends on whether she likes to preserve the test tube embryo. If you want to preserve this test tube embryo, you should go to the hospital for blood tests and do B-ultrasound to analyze the development of the gestational sac. If necessary, you should use lutein copper drugs for treatment.

If the woman herself does not want this baby and wants to have an abortion, threatened abortion can be temporarily observed. Because threatened abortion may lead to spontaneous abortion, but if the waiting time is too long, such as 1-2 weeks without spontaneous abortion, artificial abortion should be performed in this case. Common methods of artificial control include medical abortion and painless abortion surgery. Therefore, threatened miscarriage only has the tendency to miscarry on its own, but it cannot be guaranteed that it will miscarry on its own.