Waiting for a baby is a great time for a woman, especially when the pregnancy is proceeding without complications. But it happens that, for unknown reasons, bleeding appears and pregnancy from the first weeks is at risk.
Instructions
Step 1
Bleeding rarely begins suddenly. Usually, the state of threat of pregnancy is accompanied by tension and pulling pains in the lower abdomen. The actual bleeding during pregnancy is already a sign of the onset of placental abruption, therefore, it is necessary to act correctly from the first seconds - the life of your baby is at risk.
Step 2
If you notice spotting in yourself, immediately take a horizontal position and do not get out of bed. Be sure to see a doctor. It is best to call an ambulance rather than go to the hospital yourself.
Step 3
Until the doctor arrives, take two no-shpa tablets or a sedative: valerian or motherwort extract. Lying in bed, place your feet on the dais.
Step 4
Use a panty liner or pad, not a tampon. Do not take hygiene procedures before the arrival of the doctor and do not even wash yourself! By the color and nature of the discharge, the doctor can determine the danger of your condition.
Step 5
You can stop bleeding during pregnancy by taking artificial progesterone pills. They are prescribed only by a gynecologist. For treatment, the doctor will make sure that your body is deficient in this hormone, which is responsible for maintaining pregnancy.
Step 6
Scanty spotting during the approximate dates of menstruation is observed in 10% of women. The people call this phenomenon "washing the fruit." In this case, the mucous membrane of the uterus is partially rejected with a small amount of blood. If the doctor has confirmed that your condition does not threaten the child, take care of yourself these days and take medications as recommended by the doctor.
Step 7
Observe complete sexual rest! It is not even recommended to feel aroused, so protect yourself as much as possible from intimate caresses.
Step 8
Even if you are on a pill schedule and consult with your doctor regularly, keep an eye on the color of the discharge. Brownish and soap-colored discharge is less dangerous and may be a normal variant with supportive therapy. But if bright scarlet blood appears, immediately call an ambulance.
