After pregnancy, a woman's body becomes very fragile. If she does not take good care of her daily life or does not take care properly, as well as has unhealthy habits, it will have an impact on the health of the fetus. When the fetus is affected, the pregnant woman's body will also show some symptoms. So, what should pregnant women do if they have some bleeding? Let's take a look below.
What should pregnant women do if they have some bleeding
Pregnant women who experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding should maintain a good attitude and go to the hospital for ultrasound examination to check the development of the embryo. If the echo of the gestational sac in the uterine cavity and the heartbeat of the fetus can be seen during ultrasound examination, it indicates that the embryo is in good condition. However, if there is a small amount of bleeding and gynecological diseases are ruled out, there is a high possibility of threatened miscarriage. At this time, attention should be paid to protecting the fetus.
How to raise the fetus in the life of pregnant women
1. Step open your legs and keep your mouth shut
Pregnant women are prone to fatigue, so the elderly will encourage them to rest more. However, rest is not just about lying down all the time, and it is necessary to get up and exercise appropriately, such as walking. Exercise can promote placental blood circulation and prevent rapid weight gain in pregnant women. Outdoor exercise can breathe fresh air, which is helpful for fetal development. Eating more during pregnancy is not necessarily better. Eating too much can be difficult for the fetus to absorb and can lead to obesity. As long as the pregnant mother maintains a balanced diet, it is sufficient.
2. Eat breakfast on time and don't stay in bed
Pregnant women should develop good lifestyle habits and not stay in bed until 11-12 pm, or even eat breakfast and lunch together. In fact, this lifestyle is not good for pregnant women. Irregular sleep and frequent skipping of breakfast can affect fetal growth and seriously cause fetal malnutrition.
