Symptoms of recessive abortion

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Recessive abortion (fetal disappearance) refers to the abortion after pregnancy without consciousness. Because of its strong concealment, many girls don't know if it happened. Tell us about the symptoms of recessive abortion.

Symptoms of recessive abortion

After the sperm and egg combine to form a fertilized egg, they will swim around during the implantation period, trying to find a favorable living environment to take root and grow. But when progesterone is too low and progesterone is not enough in women, the endometrium is very thin, and the fertilized egg is like a seed sown in saline alkali soil. Either it can't take root, or the root is very shallow, it can't absorb nutrients, and it stops developing quickly; Even if the fertilized egg takes root and stays, it is not sure that it will encounter "storm" and be "blown away" in the bud.

In the case of fertilized eggs, the so-called "storm" refers to the fact that the female body suffers too much turbulence and has abnormal ups and downs within a few days of its implantation. This kind of abnormality includes too much activity, too long activity time and too high activity intensity. For example, during this period, some women have run for a car, done heavy work, or worked too hard and too long, etc., and even unknowingly, an excessive sex life or a constipation caused by increased abdominal pressure may become an inducement for the fertilized egg to slip away quietly.

The other is that the fertilized egg is laid in the uterus, and even the embryo sac has been formed, but the embryo development stops soon, and it is also cleared out of the body with the peeling off of the endometrium.

matters needing attention

1. Basic body temperature measurement: it is recommended to wake up after 6-8 hours of sleep, and take sublingual temperature with mouth meter immediately before any activity. Generally speaking, a woman's basal body temperature before ovulation may be at 36. After ovulation, it will increase by 0.3 ℃ to 0.5 ℃. If the body temperature does not rise or does not rise obviously, it indicates anovulation, lack of progesterone and luteal function; Early pregnancy can also be diagnosed according to the length of the high temperature period of the basal body temperature curve. 2. Pregnancy test: if the test is positive, nine out of ten are pregnant. 3. Take blood to check HCG value: you can go to the hospital to take blood to check the HCG value in the serum. If this value increases significantly, you are pregnant.