Experience of preserving pregnancy with heavy bleeding in early pregnancy

Many pregnant women experience threatened miscarriage and other symptoms in the early stages of pregnancy, and bleeding symptoms also occur at this time. The amount of bleeding is unclear and needs to be distinguished according to the severity of the threatened miscarriage. If the bleeding is less, it is generally easier to successfully maintain the fetus. If the bleeding is more, it is not easy to successfully maintain the fetus. So, how to protect the fetus during internal bleeding during pregnancy?

Internal bleeding in early pregnancy should be treated actively to preserve the fetus. Pregnant women should take prenatal medicines in time and can get prenatal injections when necessary. If the prenatal care is successful, the fetus has a heartbeat and the gestational sac is gradually growing, and you can observe for a period of time and no abnormalities occur, you can keep the baby. During this period, you must stay in bed for a few days and cooperate closely with the doctor to take prenatal medicines. During the medication period, you should do regular follow-up visits and have regular B-ultrasound visits to understand the development of the gestational sac.

If the bleeding is very heavy and there is no good effect after immediate fetal maintenance, the pregnancy should be terminated. Immediate abortion can avoid causing greater harm to the woman's body. The child cannot be kept at this time. If the gestational sac does not continue to grow after successful fetal maintenance, or if the fetus is found to have no fetal heartbeat during the follow-up visit, an artificial abortion should be actively performed. The fetus in this situation cannot become pregnant again, and only immediate surgical treatment can avoid causing greater threats. After the operation, medical care must be done well to ensure physical health. Health is very important, and contraceptive measures must be adhered to for three months. After three months, the body and uterus can recover and prepare for pregnancy again. Before the preparation period for pregnancy, a relative pre-pregnancy physical examination must be carried out, and you should also eat more light food on a daily basis.

In the early stages of pregnancy, you must avoid threatened abortion and other situations. In addition to not exercising too much, you should also not have sex, and you must also avoid drastic changes in your mood. Only by adjusting your mood and lifestyle can you avoid such situations and allow the fetus to grow and develop normally. Pregnant women must take folic acid in time in the early stages of pregnancy, which is beneficial for preventing fetal malformations.