What to do if you have a miscarriage? There are 3 ways

When pregnant women show signs of miscarriage, they should first undergo relevant examinations in a timely manner. If the fetus is normal, medication can be used to preserve the fetus, and attention should be paid to more rest. If the fetus stops growing, it is necessary to perform uterine curettage treatment in a timely manner, and pay attention to more rest, strengthen nutrition, and promote physical recovery.

Pregnancy is a very happy thing, but some pregnant women may have vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain if they are in a bad mood, or have done strenuous labor, or are too tired. This may be a sign of threatened miscarriage or a miscarriage. Women who are pregnant for the first time often panic when encountering this situation. So, what should you do if you have a miscarriage during pregnancy?
1. Do relevant examinations in time <br/>If you have vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain and other symptoms after pregnancy, it may be a threatened abortion or miscarriage. At this time, you should go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination to see the development of the fetus. If the fetus still has a fetal heartbeat and embryo bud, but it is just a threatened abortion, you can do fetal preservation treatment; if the fetus has stopped growing and there is no need to preserve the fetus, you need to do uterine curettage treatment.
2. Treatment for pregnancy preservation
1. Medication to preserve pregnancy <br/>If threatened abortion occurs and the fetus is developing normally, you can take progesterone capsules or inject progesterone injections under the guidance of a doctor to preserve pregnancy. You can also take some vitamin E to preserve pregnancy.
2. Get more rest <br/>During the period of preserving the fetus, pregnant women should pay attention to getting more rest, preferably in bed, and avoid excessive activities to prevent miscarriage.
3. Surgical treatment
1. Timely curettage <br/>If the fetus has no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud during B-ultrasound examination, it is not recommended to preserve the fetus at this time. It is best to do another B-ultrasound examination to see if there is any residual uterine cavity. If there is residual uterine cavity, curettage is required, and motherwort should be used under the guidance of a doctor to promote uterine contraction and the discharge of lochia.
2. Get more rest <br/>After the curettage, you need to stay in bed for the first three days. After three days, you can get out of bed and move around moderately, but you cannot do strenuous exercise or heavy physical labor within half a month. You should pay attention to personal hygiene and wash the vulva with warm water frequently, but you should be careful not to take a bath or have sex within a month to prevent intrauterine infection.
3. Strengthen nutrition <br/>After the curettage surgery, you should eat more protein-rich foods such as eggs, milk, lean meat, etc. to improve your body's disease resistance and promote the recovery of the uterus and body as soon as possible.