Is it normal to bleed after taking pregnancy-preserving medicine?

If bleeding still occurs after taking pregnancy-preserving drugs, this may be a sign of threatened abortion. You should go to the hospital for pregnancy-preserving treatment in time. Because there is still bleeding, it means that there are still certain problems. At this time, you should have a follow-up examination in time. In addition, you should emphasize nourishment, ensure adequate rest, rest in bed, avoid fatigue, maintain a cheerful and optimistic attitude, etc.

1 General treatment: bed rest, no sexual intercourse, and reduce unnecessary vaginal examinations.

2 Psychotherapy provides spiritual encouragement to patients, stabilizes their emotions and enhances their confidence.

3. Medication to preserve the pregnancy: Take appropriate oral sedatives, such as Luminal and Chlordia. For those with abdominal pain and prolapse, give 4.8 mg of salbutamol, 3 times a day. For those with luteal insufficiency, inject 20 mg of progesterone daily. Secondly, vitamin E and thyroxine powder (suitable for those with hypothyroidism) can be used as a supplement. At the same time, you can also make use of the successful experience of traditional Chinese medicine and use traditional Chinese medicine to preserve the pregnancy.

4. The period for preserving the pregnancy is generally 2 weeks. If the symptoms do not improve after 2 weeks, it indicates that the embryo may have developmental abnormalities. B-ultrasound examination and β-HCG measurement are required to determine the condition of the embryo and give appropriate treatment. The pregnancy should be terminated if necessary.

Do not use drugs indiscriminately to protect pregnancy

Of course, if the threatened miscarriage is only caused by excessive fatigue, physical labor, abdominal trauma, etc., the fetus can be preserved after the doctor diagnoses that the embryo is developing healthily. Some pregnant women, after discovering threatened miscarriage, simply give up on preserving the fetus because they are worried that the drugs will affect the quality of the fetus. This is also unscientific.

Pregnant women who find signs of threatened miscarriage should go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible instead of choosing miscarriage-preserving drugs at will. Because there are many causes of threatened abortion and the treatment methods vary from person to person, if you fail to choose the right medication to preserve the pregnancy based on the cause, it will be very dangerous to the fetus.