How to protect the fetus during early pregnancy bleeding

Pregnancy and childbirth are the continuation of the next generation, so having a healthy baby is the most important thing for every couple. When a new mother finds out that she is pregnant, she is probably very excited and happy. However, pregnancy is not just a happy thing, it is also a dangerous thing, whether for the new mother or the new baby. Because in the first three months, the embryo's implantation is not stable, so this early pregnancy is the first hurdle that the baby and the mother have to overcome. The most common problem in early pregnancy is bleeding. How to protect the fetus when bleeding occurs?

1. Seek medical attention promptly and find out the cause

Since bleeding has various causes, it is difficult to judge the type of bleeding and how serious it is based solely on the color and amount of bleeding. If bleeding occurs, do not judge yourself. It is very important to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. Sometimes there is blood mixed in the urine. Please pay attention to it. For example, if it is brown, khaki or pink, it is a sign of bleeding. In addition, whether the bleeding is accompanied by other symptoms such as abdominal pain is also a reference indicator.

2. Rest and recuperation

Once bleeding occurs, 4-5 days of rest and quiet is necessary. If bleeding continues to occur more frequently, there may be other reasons, so it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up during this period.

The main symptoms of threatened abortion

Unstable fetal development can easily lead to miscarriage. The clinical symptoms of threatened abortion include a small amount of vaginal bleeding after pregnancy. Depending on the amount of bleeding and the time it accumulates in the vagina, the color may be bright red, pink or dark brown. Sometimes it is accompanied by mild lower abdominal pain, a feeling of falling during fetal movement, and lower back pain and abdominal distension. There are many causes of threatened abortion, such as abnormal fertilized egg, endocrine disorders, placental dysfunction, blood type incompatibility, maternal systemic diseases, excessive mental stimulation, reproductive organ malformations and inflammation, trauma, etc., all of which can lead to threatened abortion. Whether threatened miscarriage will lead to miscarriage often depends on whether the embryo is abnormal. If the embryo is normal, after rest and treatment, the cause of miscarriage is eliminated, the bleeding stops and the pregnancy can continue. But most miscarriages are caused by fetal abnormalities, so miscarriage will eventually occur.