Sudden bleeding at 5 weeks of pregnancy

For pregnant mothers, they will pay attention to various pregnancy symptoms from the moment they find out they are pregnant. There will be slight abdominal pain in the early stages of pregnancy. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination. Generally speaking, if the fetus is in good condition, it can safely go through the first three months of pregnancy. If the fetus is not well developed, there may be threatened miscarriage. Next, let’s take a closer look at what causes sudden bleeding after five weeks of pregnancy.

Bleeding in early pregnancy may be a threatened abortion, and if there is no abdominal pain, it may be placenta previa. It is recommended that pregnant women go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound examination as soon as possible. If the progesterone level is too low, you can take some Chinese medicine or inject progesterone to treat the pregnancy. Sometimes gynecological inflammation can also cause vaginal bleeding. If there is inflammation, it should be treated promptly to avoid causing adverse effects on the baby.

If you experience threatened miscarriage, you should rest in bed, try not to have sexual intercourse, and take good care of the fetus. Mom just needs to treat the child normally, don’t make yourself too nervous, don’t have too many emotional ups and downs, and make sure to get enough nutrition. After a while, you can go to the hospital for a check-up to see if the fetus is normal. By taking good care of the fetus and ensuring it is stable, the mother can rest assured and just wait for the baby to be born safely.

Keep a good mood, relax, don't carry heavy things, and do some housework appropriately. Pregnant mothers should pay attention to get more rest and have a good sleep to raise the baby. Only when the pregnant mother is healthy can the baby grow up healthily and give birth to a lovely baby.

How to protect the fetus during threatened miscarriage

Early threatened abortion refers to a disease in which a small amount of vaginal bleeding occurs in early pregnancy (before 12 weeks of pregnancy) accompanied by mild lower abdominal pain and backache. In severe cases, it may lead to miscarriage. Early threatened miscarriage is mainly caused by the weak constitution of the pregnant woman, or fatigue, trauma (including improper vaginal examination and sexual intercourse).

How to preserve pregnancy during early threatened miscarriage? Pregnant women with symptoms of early threatened abortion should go to the hospital for examination first. After the doctor's examination, if no genetic diseases or serious illnesses are found; the B-ultrasound examination shows that the embryo is developing normally and there is fetal heartbeat; and the blood test shows that the level of human chorionic gonadotropin in the blood is normal. In this case, the pregnant woman can receive treatment to preserve the pregnancy. Commonly used pregnancy-preserving drugs include progesterone, megestrol acetate, vitamin E, etc. The usage of progesterone is: 10-20 mg each time intramuscular injection, once a day, and can be injected continuously for several weeks. The usage of megestrol acetate is: take 10-20 mg orally once a day for several weeks. The usage of vitamin E is: take 100 mg orally each time, 1-2 times a day, and can be taken for several weeks. Pregnant women can stop taking the medication after the symptoms of early threatened abortion disappear. In addition, resting in bed and keeping a happy mood are also important parts of preserving the fetus. If after two weeks of treatment, the pregnant woman's symptoms not only do not improve but worsen, this may be an abnormality in fetal development and she should go to the hospital for examination immediately. If the embryo is indeed developing abnormally, the pregnancy should be terminated under the guidance of a doctor.

In short, pregnant women who have not found out the cause of early threatened miscarriage should not undergo fetal preservation treatment without authorization. Pregnant women who have experience in preserving pregnancy should also go to the hospital for amniocentesis or B-ultrasound examinations in the second half of pregnancy after successfully preserving the pregnancy. If the fetus is found to have malformations, the pregnancy should be terminated immediately.