Sisters who have had an abortion, did you get pregnant and give birth later?

I wonder if I haven't experienced it. There are really too many female patients with abortion, and most of them are recurrent abortion with unknown reasons. Unfortunately, I have had two abortions myself, and I was very careful before giving birth to my baby for the third time. Now I'm one and a half years old. As a mother who has worked in the medical industry for many years and has had two experiences of fetal arrest, I will give you the following advice!

1. If you have had fetal arrest, you should pay attention.

Generally speaking, if the fetus stops once, the doctor will say nothing, which is normal, but as a party, don't take any chances, thinking that it's just bad luck this time, and it won't happen next time. That's what I thought after my first abortion. As a result, I didn't do anything, and I was unfortunately caught the second time. This gave me a big blow and made me so nervous and stressed during my third pregnancy!

Also, whether the fetus stops has nothing to do with your usual physical condition. I have always been in good health, but unfortunately I was recruited twice. Don't get me wrong.

2. I have a history of abortion. What should I do?

First of all, it takes time to get pregnant after abortion, usually more than half a year, preferably more than one year.

Secondly, we must seek medical attention in time to find out the reason. After I had two abortions myself, I went to the authoritative experts and hospitals in this field. After going, I found that there are really many such patients. Currently, there are authoritative hospitals and experts in Beijing, Guangzhou and Shanghai. I saw it in Guangzhou. First of all, I really checked all the indicators, many blood tests of body immunity and antibodies, and hysteroscopy. My husband only did some basic tests. Everything is normal except that one of my blocking antibodies is negative, but in fact, many women's blocking antibodies are also negative in theory, which does not affect pregnancy and childbirth. However, because of the history of two fetal stops and no other reasons, we still did the treatment of blocking antibody positive. This treatment usually takes three to six months, which varies from person to person. We didn't start preparing for pregnancy until we became a regular employee.

3. What should I pay attention to during pregnancy?

First of all, you should always follow up to confirm the time when you can get pregnant, and don't get pregnant unexpectedly.

Secondly, we must adhere to the necessary drug assistance, generally some Chinese patent medicines, Chinese medicines, vitamins and so on. Drugs that regulate the body or are beneficial to pregnancy. At that time, it was mainly Bushen Antai pills, vitamin E and the like.

4. What does mother need to pay attention to after successful pregnancy?

The more unexplained abortion, the more attention should be paid to the success of the second pregnancy.

First of all, it is suggested that you should follow up regularly when you are pregnant. Doctors should keep abreast of data changes, find problems in time and make effective countermeasures. I want to talk about my experience about some online claims that low progesterone will lead to fetal arrest. I was only about 6 weeks pregnant at that time 18, and I was very worried. The doctor said it should be no less than 15, and I didn't take any progesterone. I took it orally for a while, and the index didn't increase much. The doctor also said nothing.

Second, we should pay more attention to the critical period and critical period of baby development. Let's talk about why. Generally speaking, there are similarities in fetal stop time. For example, the last pregnancy occurred a few weeks later, so after the second pregnancy, this week or so is the critical period. How to get through this dangerous period is very important. I was hospitalized directly at that time. I stayed in the hospital for two weeks, but there was still no bed hanging. Go to the ward round early every morning, draw blood and get an injection, and go home by yourself. Another advantage of hospitalization is that if you want to monitor the results in time and see a doctor in an outpatient clinic, you basically have to register in advance, queue up for treatment, check out, queue up for payment, queue up for blood drawing, and wait in line to see the results every time you finish reading. If the frequency is high, it is very unfavorable for mothers in the first trimester. If you are hospitalized, the nurse will arrange it in the morning, and you don't have to take the results directly. You don't have to make rounds as soon as you go out to see a doctor. In a word, it's half the battle to get through the dangerous period, and it's worthwhile to pay more to ensure stability.

Third, after the critical period, in addition to routine pregnancy tests, we should continue to monitor the causes of fetal arrest and pay attention to our self-cultivation. After four months, you can basically rest assured that 80%, and the rest is a normal pregnancy test.

Among the patients I know, there are three or four fetal stops. From expecting pregnancy, to the surprise of pregnancy, to the despair and helplessness of fetal arrest, that feeling can only be experienced by those who have experienced it! A physical and mental injury has been great, so I sincerely wish us all a good pregnancy!