How to protect the fetus from threatened miscarriage
Release time : 01/18/2025 18:13:27
For threatened miscarriage, it is not advisable to blindly pursue fetal preservation. If the hospital examination shows that the embryonic development is normal and there is a fetal heartbeat, and the hCG content is within the normal range, then fetal preservation can be carried out.
During pregnancy, it is important for pregnant women to rest and pay attention to any vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain.
In case of any abnormality, it is advisable to seek medical attention at a hospital promptly.
Early miscarriage refers to the condition in which vaginal bleeding occurs in early pregnancy (before 12 weeks of gestation) accompanied by mild lower abdominal pain and backache.
Severe cases may lead to miscarriage. Early signs of threatened miscarriage are mainly caused by the weakened condition of pregnant women, or due to fatigue, trauma (including improper vaginal examination and sexual intercourse), etc.
How to Conserve Pregnancy in Early-Stage Miscarriage? Women with early-stage miscarriage symptoms should first visit the hospital for examination. After examination by a doctor, if no genetic diseases or serious illnesses are found, it is recommended to continue the pregnancy.
Upon ultrasonographic examination, the embryonic development is normal with fetal heartbeat detected.
Upon blood examination, the level of human chorionic gonadotropin in the bloodstream is within normal range.
Under such circumstances, the pregnant woman can undergo fetal salvage treatment.
Commonly used progesterone-containing drugs include hCG, medroxyprogesterone, and vitamin E.
The usage of progesterone is: 10-20mg by muscle injection, once a day for several weeks.
The use of progesterone in the treatment of premenstrual syndrome is as follows: 10-20mg daily by oral administration once a day for several weeks.
The dosage of Vitamin E is: 100mg once a day, one or two times a day, can continue for several weeks.
After the early signs of threatened abortion disappear, it is possible to discontinue medication.
Additionally, rest in bed, maintaining a positive mood, are also crucial aspects of ensuring fetal well-being.
If the symptoms of the pregnant woman do not improve after two weeks of treatment and worsen instead, it may indicate an abnormal embryonic development. It is necessary to immediately visit the hospital for examination.
Should it be indeed an abnormal embryonic development, then one should terminate the pregnancy under the guidance of a doctor.
In summary, pregnant women without a clear understanding of the causes of early signs of miscarriage should not undergo treatment for fetal preservation at their own discretion.
Pregnant women who have had a successful pregnancy protection should also undergo antepartum amniocentesis or ultrasound examinations in the mid-pregnancy.
If the fetus has a deformity, the pregnancy should be terminated at once.
Can late threatened miscarriage be prevented? Late threatened miscarriage refers to a condition occurring between 12-28 weeks of pregnancy, characterized by slight vaginal bleeding accompanied by mild lower abdominal pain and backache.
Late threatened miscarriage is often caused by cervical incompetence.
How to Conserve Pregnancy in Advanced Miscarriage? When pregnant women notice signs of impending miscarriage, they should promptly visit a hospital for examination and should not listen to others' advice without consulting a professional.
Upon examination, if no genetic diseases or serious illnesses are discovered.
Upon ultrasound examination, the embryo is developing normally with fetal heartbeats.
Upon blood testing, the level of human chorionic gonadotropin in the bloodstream is normal.
In such cases, uterine preservation therapy should be administered only to the pregnant woman.
Due to the fact that many causes lead to threatened miscarriage, and treatment methods vary from person to person, it is essential to identify the cause and take targeted measures. Otherwise, it could pose a significant risk to the fetus.
In the advanced stage of threatened miscarriage, it is often due to cervical incompetence. To conserve the pregnancy, besides using progesterone, it is also necessary to use medications that suppress contractions and other means of auxiliary treatment.
Furthermore, during the pregnancy maintenance period, patients should primarily rest in bed and avoid moving or engaging in household chores.
No sex outside the bedroom.
Maintain emotional stability and avoid environments with tense atmospheres.
Pay attention to ensuring adequate nutrition.
If the embryo is healthy, the symptoms of threatened miscarriage will subside after rest and treatment, and the pregnancy can continue normally.
For those experiencing threatened miscarriage, maintaining fetal viability is of paramount importance. What should one eat to support this? Firstly, for those with Qi deficiency, it is advisable to consume foods that strengthen Qi and stabilize the fetus: Ginseng soup, chicken soup, and millet porridge are all recommended.
For those with blood deficiency, it is advisable to nourish the blood and stabilize the fetus. Foods such as glutinous rice porridge, longan, black fungus, jujube, cinnamon twig, mutton, sheep spine, sheep kidney, Cordyceps sinensis, black beans, etc., should be consumed.
Individuals with blood-heat conditions should opt for heat-clearing and blood-nourishing foods, such as mache, mulberry root, pear, Chinese yam, and pumpkin.
Individuals experiencing threatened miscarriage must first understand the underlying causes of their condition.
Individuals experiencing a threatened miscarriage should avoid consuming cold substances. This includes products such as Job's Tears, Cinnamon, Dried Ginger, Peach Kernels, Crabs, Rabbit Meat, Hawthorn, Winter Melon Seeds, and Water Chestnuts.
For those with general physical weakness, it is advisable to avoid cold and cool foods.
Examples include cold fruits and vegetables, frozen drinks, and ice products.
For individuals with a constitution characterized by blood heat, it is advisable to avoid spicy, greasy, and damp-heaty foods such as chili peppers, mutton, dog meat, pork head meat, ginger, scallion, garlic, and alcohol.
Therefore, in the realm of dietary choices, mothers must remain vigilant! How should pre-term labor be prevented? Pre-term labor is a topic many mothers shy away from, and for many who are generally less physically robust, it's essential to be on high alert during pregnancy. To prevent pre-term labor, one must do thorough prevention work. Firstly, women with conditions like anemia or pneumonia, or those with poor physical constitution, must actively seek treatment before getting pregnant. Only after strengthening their condition can they contemplate having a child.
Second, after pregnancy, in addition to paying attention to nutritional balance in the diet, it is also necessary to consciously consume more foods that nourish the kidneys and strengthen the spleen.
Third, after pregnancy, it is necessary to eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, drink more water, and avoid spicy foods and animal blood, in order to keep the bowel smooth.
Fourth, during pregnancy, it is appropriate to engage in some gentle exercises to strengthen the body. For example, there are specialized yoga classes for pregnant women available at reputable fitness centers, ensuring safety.
At the same time, pregnant women should maintain a pleasant mental and emotional state to facilitate fetal well-being.
What should one be mindful of in terms of toxophilosis for a threatened miscarriage? As threatened miscarriage often presents with symptoms such as vaginal light bleeding, mild lower abdominal pain, and lumbar soreness.
Therefore, during the early signs of miscarriage progesterone-suppressing treatment, observing the amount of vaginal bleeding and one's own abdominal pain can help determine whether the early signs of miscarriage symptoms are alleviated or exacerbated. This ensures the normal progress of progesterone-suppressing treatment for early signs of miscarriage.
What should be noted when undergoing intrauterine insemination to prevent miscarriage? The detailed precautions are as follows: 1. It is important to pay attention to the abdominal pain associated with threatened miscarriage. If a pregnant woman experiences back pain, lower abdominal distension, and does not alleviate after resting but even worsens, it is necessary to raise an alarm.
If there is an increase in pain in the lower abdomen, accompanied by vaginal bleeding and the discharge of tissue-like substances, it is necessary to seek medical attention promptly.
2. In cases of threatened miscarriage, it is important to pay attention to the amount and nature of bleeding. If symptoms of vaginal bleeding appear in early pregnancy, one should constantly monitor for the presence of tissue fragments in the vaginal discharge.
The excreta should be retained for examination at the hospital by a doctor.
If there is an increase in bleeding, it should be promptly sought medical attention.
3. Pre-term labor and fetal protection: rest is key. It is crucial for pregnant women to rest more, reducing their activities, but not implying that they should remain in bed 24 hours a day. They should engage in slight physical activities appropriately.
Abortion of sexual life must be prohibited, and unnecessary vaginal examinations should be reduced to minimize the stimulation to the uterus.
Additionally, it is important to avoid stimulating the breasts as this can also cause contractions and lead to preterm labor.
The medical information provided in this text is for reference only.
In case of discomfort, it is advisable to seek medical attention immediately. The diagnosis and treatment should be based on the medical diagnosis made through face-to-face consultations.