Is there a good chance of threatened miscarriage to protect the fetus? What are the conditions in which threatened miscarriage is not recommended to protect the baby?

Threatened miscarriage often occurs in the first trimester, and the chance of pregnancy failure is relatively high, but if it is detected early and active fetal protection measures are taken, it is still possible to have a successful pregnancy. Whether or not to preserve the fetus for threatened miscarriage also depends on the situation. Today, on the issue of threatened abortion and fetal preservation and abortion, we invited Pan Ying, the attending physician of the First Affiliated Hospital of Jinan University, to explain to us.

Is there a good chance of threatened miscarriage to protect the fetus?

Threatened abortion depends on the situation, and pregnant women with threatened miscarriage caused by congenital abnormalities of the fetus are usually advised to stop pregnancy, and such pregnant women account for about 60 to 70 percent.Pregnant women with recurrent miscarriage or immune miscarriage can continue their pregnancy with fetal preservation therapy. Some pregnant women can have a miscarriage two to three days after bleeding, while some women need one to two weeks before they can undergo uterine evacuation.

What are the conditions in which threatened miscarriage is not recommended to protect the baby?

When pregnant women have symptoms of threatened miscarriage, they need to undergo certain tests such as Down screening to identify the causative factors. When the miscarriage is due to a congenital chromosomal abnormality in the fetus, it is not recommended to protect the fetus. Blind fetal preservation has a high probability of causing chromosomal abnormalities to occur in embryos, and if the pregnant woman continues to remain pregnant, it will further lead to the appearance of sick babies.

It is also used in the event of threatened miscarriageabortionIs it?

Pregnant women who threaten miscarriage do not necessarily need to do itabortion, which can be further aborted or medical abortion can be used to completely detach the embryo from the uterine cavity. Since the embryo has been rejected in the uterine cavity, medical abortion can be selected. Threatened miscarriage in pregnant women is followed by againpregnantExtra care is required.If the threatened miscarriage is due to habitual miscarriage, it needs to be presentpregnantOn the 30th day, when pregnancy is confirmed, a blood test is taken, and then treatment and care are carried out under the guidance of a specialist.

The susceptible population of threatened miscarriage is generally women with some organic lesions of the reproductive system, so it is recommended that women have regular prenatal check-ups to rule out the influence of some organic lesions on pregnancy before trying to conceive. Since threatened abortion has a greater impact on a woman's body, it must be taken seriously. In addition, whether you need to protect the fetus, you must listen to the doctor's advice and combine it with your own physical condition.