How much blood will flow in a threatened miscarriage?

Threatened abortion may cause vaginal bleeding or lower abdominal pain, back pain and other symptoms. The amount of bleeding is not much, sometimes there is bleeding, sometimes not, and it lasts longer. How much bleeding will occur during threatened abortion?

During threatened abortion, the length of bleeding time is related to whether treatment is given and the cause of the symptoms of threatened abortion. After the symptoms of threatened miscarriage appear, if appropriate fetal preservation treatment is not carried out in time, it will generally develop into inevitable miscarriage, resulting in the expulsion of pregnancy tissue or fetus.

Threatened abortion bleeding for a few days everything is normal

The bleeding time of threatened abortion is generally related to the severity of the disease and the effect of treatment. Most women stop bleeding within 3 to 7 days after taking the medicine. If the bleeding continues for a long time and is accompanied by abdominal pain, you need to consider whether it is a manifestation of inevitable miscarriage and go to the hospital for diagnosis in time.

Threatened miscarriage cannot be judged by the type of blood shed. After a woman becomes pregnant, a small amount of pink blood or dark brown blood will appear in the vagina, which may stop and start, and she may also have mild back pain and abdominal distension. These are all signs of threatened abortion and should be checked promptly and effective measures should be taken to protect the fetus.

Threatened abortion occurs before 28 weeks of pregnancy. Generally, there is not much bleeding, and pregnant women will experience abdominal pain and back pain. However, it should be noted that threatened abortion can easily cause internal bleeding. If vaginal bleeding increases, or lower abdominal pain worsens, it may have developed into miscarriage or is inevitable.

Women with threatened miscarriage may suffer from infection or even sepsis due to excessive bleeding, which may pose a life-threatening threat. Some people ask whether bleeding from threatened miscarriage will affect the fetus. This is unlikely to have a direct impact on the fetus, but if you take medications to maintain the fetus, it may affect the health of the fetus.

Food for unexpected miscarriage and threatened miscarriage

1. Lychee and jujube soup: 7 dried lychees and 7 dried red dates. Add water and decoct, 1 dose per day. It has the effects of nourishing blood, replenishing qi, promoting body fluid and quenching thirst. Suitable for the conditioning of female anemia and qi and blood deficiency after abortion.

2. Soy milk rice porridge: 2 bowls of soy milk, 50 grams of rice, and appropriate amount of white sugar. Wash the rice, cook it with soy milk to make porridge, add sugar after it is cooked. Eat on an empty stomach every morning. It has the effects of regulating the stomach and intestines, clearing away heat, detoxifying and moistening the lungs. Suitable for regulating Qi and blood deficiency after abortion.

3. Baby pigeon and wolfberry soup: 1 baby pigeon, 30 grams of wolfberry, a small amount of salt. Pluck the pigeon’s feathers and internal organs, clean them, put them into a pot, add water and wolfberries and stew them together. Add a small amount of salt when cooked. Eat meat and drink soup twice a day. It has the effects of nourishing blood, replenishing blood and qi, and regulating deficiency. It is suitable for symptoms such as qi and blood deficiency after abortion, qi deficiency after illness, fatigue, night sweats due to superficial deficiency, etc.

4. Egg and jujube soup: 2 eggs, 10 jujubes, and appropriate amount of brown sugar. Pour water into the pot and bring it to a boil, then beat in the raw eggs and cook them. When the water boils again, add the dates and brown sugar and simmer for 20 minutes. It has the effects of invigorating qi and nourishing blood. Suitable for the conditioning of anemia and deficiency of Qi and blood after illness and childbirth.

5. Candied red dates: 50 grams of dried red dates, 100 grams of peanut kernels, and 50 grams of old brown sugar. Wash the dried red dates and soak them in warm water. Briefly boil the peanut kernels, peel them and set aside. Put the dates and peanut kernels into a small aluminum pot, add appropriate amount of water, and simmer over low heat for 30 minutes. Take out the peanut kernels, add brown sugar, and stir-fry the brown sugar until it melts. It has the effects of invigorating qi and nourishing blood, and regulating deficiency. Suitable for anemia after miscarriage or slightly low blood test items.