Patient's question:
I went to the hospital and did the B. The report said three weeks, it's an intrauterine early pregnancy with a living one, and there's a very small amount of accumulation inside the uterus. The doctor said it's a threatened miscarriage. How likely is it to be able to keep the pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Preterm labor refers to the recurrence of minimal vaginal bleeding at less than 28 weeks of pregnancy, followed by intermittent lower abdominal pain or back pain. Pelvic examination reveals an open cervix without complete fetal membrane detachment, and no early pregnancy products are expelled. The incidence of spontaneous abortion varies among different regions, social classes, and ages, ranging from 15% to 40%. Approximately 75% of recurrent spontaneous abortions occur before 16 weeks of pregnancy, with 62% occurring before 12 weeks.Precautions:
1. Bed rest and abstinence from sexual activity.
2. Avoid repeated vaginal examinations.
3. Increase squatting movements to prevent jolting and shaking.
4. Take measures to prevent constipation and nausea/vomiting as much as possible.