The threat of miscarriage can arise for various reasons: poor health of a woman, stress, improper lifestyle or physical activity. Fortunately, in many cases, pregnancy can be saved if you follow all the recommendations of doctors, take the necessary tests and undergo regular examinations.
Instructions
Step 1
If, when registering for pregnancy, the doctor diagnosed you with uterine tone, which is fraught with spontaneous miscarriage, and you suffer from serious gynecological diseases or other serious ailments, you may be offered hospital treatment. Listen to the doctor's words and do not refuse hospitalization if you really want to carry your baby.
Step 2
In milder cases, when, in addition to the tone of the uterus, you no longer have any pathologies that threaten the normal development of the fetus, the doctor will most likely prescribe you outpatient drug treatment. In addition to medication, you will probably also be advised to reduce exercise and stop having sex. Do not neglect these tips and regularly take medications prescribed by your gynecologist - this will help you avoid miscarriage.
Step 3
Certain chronic illnesses can also cause spontaneous abortion, so be sure to tell your doctor about any health problems you have. Consult the appropriate specialists and, in order for the pregnancy to proceed normally, strictly follow their recommendations. If necessary, complete the full course of treatment.
Step 4
Even if you are completely healthy, then during the period of bearing a child, try to get more rest, diversify your diet and try to avoid stress, trauma and heavy physical and mental stress, which can also lead to a threat of miscarriage. Regularly undergo routine medical examinations and ultrasound examinations - this will help identify any, even the smallest, abnormalities in the development of the fetus.
Step 5
If you have symptoms of an incipient miscarriage: pain in the lower abdomen or lower back began to bother you, you have bloody discharge from the genital tract - do not self-medicate and, without wasting time, immediately consult a doctor. In many cases, timely measures taken by specialists help to normalize the situation and preserve the pregnancy.
