How long does bed rest require to preserve the pregnancy?

After a woman becomes pregnant, the fetus is unstable in the first three months and various problems will arise. Therefore, timely fetal preservation treatment is needed. During the period of fetal preservation, as we all know, bed rest is required, but the specific length of bed rest is generally determined by physical condition, and it is best to do so under the guidance of a doctor. During the period of fetal preservation, you must pay more attention to rest and maintain a good attitude.

How long does it take to stay in bed during pregnancy?

Generally, during pregnancy, especially in the first three months, the fetus develops unstable and is prone to threatened miscarriage or complete miscarriage. Guidance: In the first 3 months of pregnancy, if there are signs of threatened miscarriage, you generally need to rest in bed and take oral or injected progesterone to preserve the pregnancy. If the pregnancy exceeds 4 months, the fetus is stable and miscarriage is rare. You no longer need to stay in bed after 4 months of pregnancy.

How to protect the fetus during pregnancy

1. Live a regular life. Many pregnant mothers have irregular work and rest schedules and life rhythms before they become pregnant. Some pregnant mothers have a busy life the night before they become pregnant and like to smoke and drink. After pregnancy, these bad habits can be harmful to your baby. In severe cases, it may even cause you to have habitual miscarriage. For pregnant mothers who have had abortions before, even if the abortion operation is successful, if they do not lead a regular life after the operation, it will aggravate bleeding or leave sequelae.

2. Pay attention to personal hygiene. With the accelerated pace of life and changes in lifestyle in recent years, the psychological pressure on urban women has continued to increase, while their physical health has shown a downward trend. Even after becoming pregnant, some pregnant mothers rarely pay attention to their own bodies and the development of their fetuses because they are busy with work. Due to lack of attention to personal hygiene, miscarriage may occur, which will affect the pregnant mother's body and family relationships. Therefore, pregnant mothers with symptoms of threatened abortion must pay more attention to personal hygiene.

3. Keep a cheerful mood. When it comes to the experience of preserving pregnancy, keeping a good mood is the key. This is no exception for pregnant women who have threatened miscarriage. Because the pregnant mother is in a bad mood, it is easy to miscarry the baby.

Pregnant mothers who have threatened miscarriage should keep a happy mood. They can choose to watch some comedy movies or listen to some light music. In addition, if pregnant mothers have time, it is recommended that they learn painting. Because painting is not like exercise, pregnant mothers with symptoms of threatened miscarriage do not need to worry about the safety of the fetus. Moreover, learning to paint can also help pregnant mothers calm down.