Post Date November, 16 2024
The excitement of pregnancy was swept away by vaginal bleeding before experiencing enough. So, what about threatened miscarriage? To help you, let's introduce threatened miscarriage.
What to do with threatened miscarriage?
1. Must use progesterone
Generally speaking, threatened miscarriage in pregnant women is caused by low levels of progesterone in the uterus. Therefore, only by improving progesterone can the uterine environment be more conducive to embryonic growth. However, progesterone has this effect, so when pregnant women have threatened miscarriage, they must inject progesterone needles or take progesterone orally to protect the fetus.
2. Vitamin E protects the fetus. Vitamin E protects the fetus
Vitamin E not only has well-known cosmetic effects, but also promotes the secretion of human hormones, increases ovarian function, and enhances progesterone.
Therefore, the editor suggests that pregnant women with threatened miscarriage should eat foods rich in vitamin E when protecting their fetuses. However, it should be noted that although vitamin E has a good protective effect on the fetus, it should not be consumed excessively, as it may have teratogenic effects on the nervous system.
3. Avoid lying down
Some people may think that the safest way to protect the fetus is to lie quietly. Although doctors also tell pregnant women to protect their fetuses by lying in bed, this does not mean they must lie quietly in bed. Outdoor activities are also possible.
4. Choose a method for protecting the fetus based on the actual situation
As is well known, both fetal protective drugs and fetal protective needles are ways to maintain a certain level of progesterone and maintain normal embryonic development. However, it is important to remember that there are many types of fetal protective drugs when using them. When using, it is best to have a doctor help you choose based on your actual personal situation or needs.
In addition, if threatened miscarriage is caused by genetic factors within the embryo itself, doctors usually recommend adopting the principle of survival of the fittest and not blindly adopting fetal protection treatment.
How to protect threatened miscarriage?
Threatened miscarriage refers to a condition in which there is a small amount of vaginal bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy, accompanied by mild lower abdominal pain and low back pain. Traditional treatment for threatened miscarriage also involves intramuscular injection of 20mg of progesterone, administered 7-14 days a day. Take 100mg of vitamin orally twice a day for two consecutive weeks of treatment.
Threatened miscarriage therapy: Due to abnormal development of pregnant eggs or embryos being the main cause of early miscarriage, active protection of the fetus is not advocated. In principle, on the basis of bed rest and taboo sexual activity, ultrasound examination should be conducted to determine the embryonic development status, determine the blood HCG and progesterone levels. If progesterone supplementation is needed, the principle of hormone medication should be followed: how much to supplement, the duration of foot therapy, and the need for supplementation before reducing it.
