Bleeding during pregnancy

If you bleed and have blood clots at 14 weeks of pregnancy, you should first go to the hospital for a gynecological ultrasound to check the growth and development of the test tube embryo. If the ultrasound shows the echo of the fetal sac in the uterine cavity and the fetal heartbeat is good, it proves that the test tube embryo is basically good at this stage. If blood clots and vaginal bleeding occur, drug treatment should be given to preserve the pregnancy. In addition, you should pay attention to rest, avoid excessive fatigue, and strictly prohibit sexual intercourse. If vaginal bleeding increases, go to the hospital immediately for medical treatment.

Common pregnancy-maintaining drugs are progesterone capsules, progesterone copper injection or dydrogesterone tablets. In addition, Baotailing and vitamin E capsules can also be taken orally. If a color Doppler ultrasound does not show the fetal heartbeat, and bleeding occurs at 14 weeks of pregnancy, the possibility of missed abortion is relatively high. In this case, the patient should be hospitalized immediately for abortion treatment.

If you have mild bleeding in the second month of pregnancy, considering the possibility of miscarriage, it is recommended that you go to the hospital outpatient clinic for medical treatment immediately. First, follow up with B-ultrasound to understand the status of the test tube embryo in the uterine cavity. If the B-ultrasound shows that there are initial primitive cardiac beats in the uterine cavity, considering the survival of the test tube embryo, tocolysis treatment should be given in time, and attention should be paid to changes in the progesterone value. If the ultrasound shows that the test tube embryo is located in the uterine cavity and no initial primitive heart beat is seen, it means that the test tube embryo has stopped growing and developing. Considering missed abortion, medical abortion is recommended. Because the test tube embryo may cause coagulation disorder after stopping growth and development, internal bleeding is very likely to occur during the abortion process, so surgery is recommended.

First, you should go to the hospital for a gynecological ultrasound to see the growth and development of the test tube embryo. If the B-ultrasound shows that the fetal heartbeat is good, vaginal bleeding occurs, and there are blood clots, medication should be given to maintain the pregnancy. Commonly used drugs for prenatal treatment are progesterone capsules, dydrogesterone tablets or progesterone copper injection. In addition, you should pay attention to rest, avoid excessive fatigue, and be careful to avoid sexual intercourse. If you experience abdominal pain or increased vaginal bleeding, go to the hospital immediately. If the fetal heartbeat is not detected during B-ultrasound, the possibility of miscarriage is relatively high.