Will threatened miscarriage go away on its own?

Pregnancy can be said to be a very happy thing, but life always plays jokes on us. Accidents sometimes happen, which can lead to miscarriage. This is called accidental miscarriage. Threatened miscarriage is one of the forms of miscarriage. The causes of threatened miscarriage can be internal or external. If your lower abdomen is accidentally injured by external force during pregnancy, you may have threatened miscarriage. Will a threatened miscarriage go away on its own? What other reasons are there?

Regarding the issue of whether threatened miscarriage will go away on its own

Threatened abortion refers to the occurrence of a small amount of vaginal bleeding and/or lower abdominal pain before 28 weeks of pregnancy. It should be noted here that vaginal bleeding is normal during the first three months of pregnancy. Bleeding accompanied by lower abdominal pain is a sign of miscarriage. Here you need to judge based on your own specific situation, whether it is normal vaginal bleeding or threatened abortion, and the safest way to deal with it is to go to the hospital for a brief examination.

Even if it has been confirmed that it is a threatened miscarriage, there is no need to panic too much, as threatened miscarriage also varies according to different circumstances. If you experience threatened miscarriage, you must pay attention to rest more and try to lie in bed without moving. After resting for a week and making sure that there is no further bleeding and no pain, go to the hospital for a check-up immediately. There are two types of examination results: one is that the fetus can continue to develop in the uterus, then you need to go home and take good care of the fetus. The other is something that many people do not want to see. If the examination results show that the fetus cannot continue to develop in the uterus or has died, there is no need to preserve the fetus.

In short, in situations similar to threatened miscarriage, try to stay relaxed, as threatened miscarriage does not necessarily lead to miscarriage. Then, based on the doctor's examination results, if you can keep the baby, take good care of it. If you can't keep the baby, please let go of the burden and believe that it's just not your destiny yet.

2. Notes

1 Regarding the question of whether threatened miscarriage will go away on its own, patients should know that it is possible for them to miscarry on their own, but patients with this disease are generally accompanied by abdominal pain and bleeding, so it is best for patients to choose a reasonable treatment method or method of terminating pregnancy based on their actual situation.

2 In addition to this, patients with this disease also need to know about the treatment of their disease. First of all, the patient should rest in bed, avoid sexual intercourse, and create a good environment to keep a good mood. If necessary, attention should be paid to giving the patient spiritual support, drug treatment, etc., but it is also best for the patient to listen to the doctor's advice.

3 In addition, patients should have a more detailed understanding of some preventive measures for this disease. Patients should pay attention to getting proper rest and avoid excessive fatigue during early pregnancy. They should also avoid contact with toxic and harmful substances. They should not have sex in the first three months of pregnancy and should pay attention to a reasonable and regular diet. All of these are acceptable.

Precautions

Patients and their families should maintain a certain understanding of the disease of threatened abortion. They should also clarify and actively avoid some of the causes of the disease and some habits in life that can cause the disease. When patients become ill, they must receive timely treatment and the condition cannot be delayed.