How long does it take for a threatened miscarriage to occur?

The so-called threatened abortion mainly refers to a small amount of vaginal bleeding during pregnancy, which is often accompanied by abdominal pain. If this happens, you must remain vigilant, as this is a common sign of miscarriage. Generally speaking, this kind of threatened miscarriage will appear in the early stages of pregnancy, and there are many causes. If this happens, you should get checked out in time.

How long does it take for a threatened miscarriage to occur?

First of all, let us understand that threatened abortion cannot be judged by the color of the blood. After a woman becomes pregnant, there will be a small amount of pink blood or brown blood in her vagina, which will come and go, and then there will be a slight feeling of back pain and abdominal bloating. These are all symptoms of threatened abortion. It is necessary to check in time and take measures to protect the fetus.

Furthermore, according to relevant doctors, the length of time it takes for threatened abortion to occur naturally is closely related to the severity of the disease and the effectiveness of its treatment. Most patients with threatened abortion will stop bleeding within three to seven days after taking medication. If there is still prolonged bleeding and accompanied by abdominal pain, miscarriage should be considered inevitable.

Pregnant mothers with threatened miscarriage may suffer infection due to excessive bleeding, and may even develop sepsis, which is life-threatening. Some people ask whether bleeding from threatened miscarriage will affect the fetus. This will not have a direct impact on the fetus, but if you take drugs to preserve the fetus, it may affect the health of the fetus. So what should you pay attention to after a threatened miscarriage?

What to pay attention to after threatened miscarriage

Pregnant mothers with threatened miscarriage should pay attention to their sex life and work, so it is generally recommended that pregnant women should learn more about relevant precautions during pregnancy.

1. Try to stay in bed and rest, and strictly refrain from sexual intercourse.

2. Avoid repeated vaginal examinations.

3. Reduce squatting movements as much as possible to avoid bumps and vibrations.

4. Prevent constipation and diarrhea as much as possible.

5. Do not be frightened or overly stimulated mentally, avoid anger and sadness, and do not have any mental worries.

In short, pregnant women, as a special group, need special care. In order to allow pregnant mothers with threatened miscarriage to better protect their children during pregnancy, it is generally recommended that everyone should always pay attention to their diet and daily routine in life. This will help you better prevent threatened miscarriage in life. Secondly, it is hoped that pregnant mothers and their families will learn more about the precautions of threatened miscarriage in life.