Fetal instability in the first trimester?A small amount of bleeding?Whether you need to protect the

Mondo Health Updated on 2024-01-31

Everyone wants to feel the joy of welcoming a new student.

But in the critical first trimester.

Whether the fetus is healthy or not has become the top priority.

Can I get pregnant with medication**?

What exactly is the protection of the fetus?

If there are signs of threatened miscarriage, there are two main types of conditions:

If there is a problem with the fetus itself, there is a high risk of miscarriage.

If there is not enough progesterone or estrogen in the first trimester, we can make up enough corpus luteum to provide an opportunity for the embryo to grow and grow.

Expert science: What is progesterone?

Popular science for expectant mothers in early pregnancy: Progesterone, also known as progesterone, is a natural progesterone secreted in the corpus luteum of a woman's ovary.

In the early stages of pregnancy, progesterone plays an important supporting role in the embryo: it promotes endometrial decidualization for good implantation conditions for the embryo and induces immune protection mechanisms to prevent the embryo from being "rejected" by the mother.

At the same time, it can reduce the sensitivity of the smooth muscle of the uterus and play the role of "fetal security".

Low progesterone ≠ aura flowproduction

Progesterone levels are stimulated by hormones secreted by the embryo.

Not all miscarriages will result in low progesterone, and of course, not all low progesterone will cause miscarriage. There was no direct link between progesterone levels and the outcome of miscarriage.

An occasional low progesterone test does not mean that you have had a miscarriage or that you will definitely have a miscarriage. As long as there is no abnormal condition in the body, such as no abdominal pain and **bleeding, the pregnant mother does not need to be nervous. When paying attention to the progesterone level, it is more important to pay attention to the symptoms of threatened miscarriage.

What is threatened miscarriage?

Threatened miscarriage refers to a small amount of ** bleeding before 28 weeks of pregnancy, often dark red or bloody leucorrhoea, without the expulsion of pregnancy, followed by paroxysmal lower abdominal pain or low back pain. **Check that the cervix is not open, the fetal membranes are not broken, and the size of the uterus is consistent with the number of weeks of menopause. After rest and **, the symptoms disappear, and the pregnancy can be continued;If the amount of bleeding increases or the lower abdominal pain worsens, a miscarriage is unavoidable.

Bleeding in early pregnancy is a very common phenomenon, and pregnant mothers are reminded to pay attention to the adverse consequences of pregnancy. However, due to the instability of progesterone and the difference in test methods, there are often deviations in the test results, so a combination of progesterone and HCG is used. If only progesterone is low and HCG is normal, some are due to the hormone level itself, some are transient changes in hormone levels, or it may be an error in the test, and it should be rechecked or based on the HCG results.

Highlights:

The doctor carefully asks the patient about the menstrual condition, whether the menstrual interval before pregnancy is short, and whether the menstrual period is irregular, etc., to rule out whether there is bleeding and low progesterone caused by luteal insufficiency.

Carefully examine the cause of bleeding for the pregnant mother, and comprehensively analyze the results of the examination to clarify whether the cause of bleeding during pregnancy is abnormal embryo or other reasons.

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