Pregnant woman's legs bleeding

After pregnancy, pregnant women need to undergo examination. When the test data show that everything is normal, pregnant women will have mixed feelings, but if the test results are abnormal, pregnant women will feel increased pressure. If an ultrasound examination is done in the early stages of pregnancy and blood spots are detected on the feet, pregnant women will be at a loss. Some pregnant women worry that this is a serious condition and will affect the development of the fetus.

What should a pregnant woman do if she has blood spots on her legs?

If there are a large number of blood spots on the legs of pregnant women, it is likely to be allergic purpura. At this time, it is necessary to perform blood tests, coagulation tests, and urine tests to rule out purpura caused by blood diseases or coagulation abnormalities. At the same time, pay attention to urine tests, as allergic purpura can easily affect the kidney function. If it is accompanied by respiratory tract infection, it is recommended to actively give anti-infection treatment. If the symptoms are severe, glycyrrhizic acid can be given intravenously or dosed growth hormone can be taken orally. If the symptoms are relatively mild, you only need to pay attention to rest and avoid fatigue.

After a pregnant woman develops allergic purpura, her body will be relatively weak. In some cases, it is okay for her to get pregnant again, but she needs to do regular checks on herself and the fetus. If it is discovered that a pregnant woman's physical condition is not suitable for further pregnancy, for example, if she develops severe kidney damage, further pregnancy at this time may seriously endanger her life and aggravate her condition. She should take decisive measures immediately, terminate the pregnancy and receive relevant treatment.

Why should we terminate the pregnancy before receiving medical treatment? Because if you take medication to treat Henoch-Schonlein purpura during pregnancy, it may increase the pressure on your own kidneys. Pregnant women already have to worry about detoxifying themselves and the fetus, and they also have to provide nutrients to the fetus. If they receive treatment, they will definitely have to take medication. Many of the medications for treating Henoch-Schonlein purpura will more or less affect the fetus in the belly, causing fetal malformations or other diseases. If a sick child is born, it will cause great trouble to the family.

Therefore, if a pregnant woman suffers from allergic purpura, we generally recommend that she be observed during pregnancy checkups. Treatment should be very cautious, and some drugs and medicines with large side effects should be avoided. Some tonic drugs with established effects should be used as much as possible. The dosage and time of medication should be strictly controlled, and medication should be adjusted according to the condition. It should be carried out under the specific guidance of a specialist. Do urine tests regularly and terminate the pregnancy when necessary. Don't force pregnancy and put your own and your baby's health at risk. Unless necessary, we do not recommend pregnant women to take medicine during pregnancy, because any medicine may have adverse effects on the fetus.

In addition, pregnant women with Henoch-Schönlein purpura need to ensure a balanced diet. During treatment, they should follow the doctor's advice to eat a light diet, avoid certain foods, and find alternative foods to increase nutrition to ensure the health needs of pregnant women and fetuses.