What should I do if I experience abdominal pain and redness at 40 days of pregnancy

  Pregnancy is a very difficult and risky thing, although it is a very sacred thing, it is also full of various unknowns. Many pregnant women may experience abdominal pain and redness in the early stages of pregnancy, which undoubtedly makes people particularly worried. So let's take a look at what to do if you experience abdominal pain and redness at 40 days of pregnancy?

  

What should I do if I experience abdominal pain and redness at 40 days of pregnancy1

  At 40 days of pregnancy, there are several common ways to deal with abdominal pain and redness:

  1. Ultrasonic examination

  In the early stages of pregnancy, when the position of fetal implantation is not yet determined, there may be abdominal pain and bleeding, usually requiring abdominal ultrasound examination. If the embryo sac is still not visible in the uterus and there is abnormal bleeding after more than seven weeks of pregnancy, it is suspected that it is an ectopic pregnancy. Further examination should be conducted immediately to avoid life-threatening situations caused by excessive internal bleeding due to ectopic pregnancy.

  2. Injecting a contraceptive needle

  After ruling out threatened miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy, if the embryo in the uterus is healthy, such as the fetal heart and embryo being visible, and there is abdominal pain and bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy, timely injection of a contraceptive needle can be administered. Oral administration of progesterone or concentrated injection of fisetin can also be used without affecting the embryo.

  3. Abortion treatment

  In the early stages of pregnancy, abdominal pain and bleeding accompanied by abdominal pain and discomfort in the lower abdomen may indicate threatened miscarriage. Miscarriage is related to chromosomal or genetic abnormalities in the embryo itself; It is also related to the mother's own health, as suffering from diseases or taking harmful substances can lead to miscarriage.

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