What is the treatment for threatened miscarriage? How to care for threatened miscarriage?

Threatened miscarriage generally occurs in the early stages of pregnancy, and pregnant women have abnormal vaginal bleeding as the main symptom, and can also be accompanied by backache, fatigue and other symptoms. Threatened miscarriage is more harmful to a woman's body, so it requires active treatment and care. Today, on the question of how to treat and care for patients with threatened miscarriage, we invited Pan Ying, the attending physician of the First Affiliated Hospital of Jinan University, to explain to us.

What is the treatment for threatened miscarriage?

When pregnant women have symptoms of threatened miscarriage, comprehensive treatment of pregnant women is required in combination with the cause of the disease.If the miscarriage is caused by a chromosomal disorder in the fetus, it is not recommended for the pregnant woman to continue the pregnancy. However, if the miscarriage is caused by the immune rejection of the fetus by the pregnant woman, the pregnant woman needs to be immunologically tested and treated. In most cases, a woman with threatened miscarriage can continue the pregnancy by taking the hormone progesterone.

Do I need bed rest for threatened miscarriage?

Although there is no clear evidence that the fetal protection measures can work, more attention and avoid strenuous exercise and other measures have a certain impact on the mental adjustment of pregnant women. Pregnant women who have successfully preserved the fetus after threatened miscarriage should pay attention to avoid strenuous activities as much as possible in their daily life to avoid damage caused by miscarriage symptoms again.

How to care for threatened miscarriage?

When pregnant women are inpregnantWhen the symptoms of threatened miscarriage appear in the early stage, it needs to be cared for from the following aspects: 1. Try to avoid strenuous activities. 2. Try not to carry out weight-bearing exercises to avoid the increase in the amount of bleeding caused by the increase in intra-abdominal pressure.3. When the bleeding time is long, it is necessary to pay attention to personal hygiene to avoid retrograde infection of the genital tract, resulting in infectious abortion.

If there are symptoms of threatened miscarriage, such as backache, abdominal pain, and vaginal bleeding, the patient needs to go to the hospital in time to determine whether to preserve the fetus or miscarry according to their own situation. Regardless of the measures, the patient's body is weaker at this time, so it is important to pay attention to bed rest and avoid strenuous exercise. In addition, threatened miscarriage is prone to infection, so be sure to pay attention to the cleanliness of the genitals.