What are the symptoms before abortion

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Pregnant women may encounter some corresponding problems when they are pregnant. Because each mother to be's physical condition is different, each mother's condition is not the same. Abortion is a problem that every expectant mother may need to face during pregnancy, and it is also a problem that every expectant mother does not want to face. Let's talk about the symptoms before abortion

What are the symptoms before abortion

1. Threatened abortion: a small amount of vaginal bleeding, usually dark red or bloody leucorrhea, followed by paroxysmal abdominal pain or low back pain. In gynecological examination, the cervix is not opened, the fetal membrane is not broken, the pregnancy products are not discharged, and the size of the uterus is consistent with the number of weeks of menopause. After rest and treatment, if the bleeding stops and the lower abdominal pain disappears, the pregnancy can continue; If the amount of vaginal bleeding increases or lower abdominal pain intensifies, it can develop into difficult to avoid abortion.

Inevitable abortion: abortion is inevitable. From the development of threatened abortion, the amount of vaginal bleeding increased, paroxysmal abdominal pain aggravated, or vaginal fluid (rupture of membranes). In gynecological examination, the cervix has been dilated, sometimes the embryo tissue or fetal sac can be seen blocked in the cervix, and the size of the uterus is consistent with or slightly smaller than the number of weeks of menopause.

3. Incomplete abortion: the pregnancy products have been partially discharged from the body, and some remain in the uterine cavity or embedded in the cervix, which is developed from inevitable abortion. Due to the intrauterine residual pregnancy, affect uterine contraction, resulting in continuous uterine bleeding, and even shock due to excessive bleeding

matters needing attention

Keep good living habits. Ensure adequate and good rest and sleep; Take a shower for a long time; Do proper housework and physical exercise; Eat less coffee, tea, coke and other caffeinated food; Keep your hair clean, try not to dye or perm your hair, and use less cosmetics. Nutrition should be comprehensive and balanced, diet should be light, a small number of meals, avoid eating sweets, high calorie snacks, fat meat, fried food, etc. It is not suitable to eat food with high salt content, such as bacon, ham, salted fish, tofu, etc. Avoid eating irritant things, such as pepper, coffee, strong tea, etc. Do not eat more starch content of food and fruit.