If the bleeding stops, does it mean that the pregnancy has been successfully preserved?

For most pregnant women, they are afraid of threatened miscarriage in the early stages of pregnancy. However, the fetal phase is not stable in the early stages of pregnancy, and the probability of threatened miscarriage is very high. The most direct manifestation of threatened abortion is vaginal bleeding. If a pregnant woman finds that she has vaginal bleeding problems at this time, she must take measures to preserve the fetus in time. If the vaginal bleeding problem stops, does it mean that the pregnancy has been successfully preserved?

Generally, if there is no bleeding for a week and the B-ultrasound examination shows that the fetus is normal, there is no problem. It is recommended to rest in bed during the period of fetal preservation, take progesterone or fetal preservation pills, eat a light diet, avoid the intake of irritating foods, and regularly check the fetal growth and development indicators.

What are the measures to protect the fetus?

1. What are the measures to protect the fetus?

General treatment includes bed rest, abstention from sexual intercourse, and reduction of unnecessary vaginal examinations.

Psychotherapy provides spiritual encouragement to patients, stabilizes their emotions and enhances their confidence.

2. What are the signs that require pregnancy preservation?

In early pregnancy, before 12 weeks, bleeding is a very important sign. If there is unexplained vaginal bleeding, pregnant women must go to the hospital for examination. First of all, we need to see whether it is an intrauterine pregnancy or an ectopic pregnancy. An ectopic pregnancy is not a normal pregnancy and can be life-threatening to the pregnant woman. If it is an intrauterine pregnancy, just take good care of the fetus. Secondly, cervical erosion or polyps can also cause bleeding, which has nothing to do with the embryo. The treatment method depends on the severity of the disease. If it is cervical cancer, have the baby removed and treat the adult first; if it is a minor cervical inflammation, you can wait until after the baby is born before treating it. In addition, the cessation of embryonic development can also cause bleeding. At this time, the HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) value suddenly drops, indicating that the embryo has died and there is no need to preserve the fetus.

In addition to bleeding, lower back pain and drooping waist are also important symptoms of threatened abortion. This indicates that the uterus is contracting and bleeding may follow. At this time, you should rest in bed. Some people originally had strong early pregnancy reactions, but suddenly they disappeared. This is a sign that the fetus has stopped developing, and they need to go to the hospital to check whether the fetus needs to be preserved.

3. Conditions for maintaining pregnancy

Pregnancy preservation can only be performed if the embryo is alive. Indications for embryo survival are the presence of early pregnancy reactions, positive urine pregnancy test, positive blood chorionic gonadotropin, improvement or disappearance of the patient's symptoms, such as reduced abdominal pain, reduced or stopped vaginal bleeding, early B-ultrasound examination showing fetal bud development and fetal heart reflexes, the uterus enlarging with the months of pregnancy, fetal movements observed after 12 weeks of pregnancy, and the increase in the sheep's horizontal plane with the months of pregnancy. And multiple consecutive examinations are required to confirm that the fetus is alive.

This article introduces in detail how many days without bleeding are required to successfully preserve the pregnancy, and also introduces what measures are taken to preserve the pregnancy. If you are a woman who is experiencing threatened miscarriage, you'd better actively refer to the contents of this article, take active measures to preserve the fetus, compare your own situation with it, and see whether your pregnancy preservation is successful.