Bleeding from a fall in pregnancy can be caused by a variety of reasons, such as miscarriage, preterm labor, placenta previa, etc. Different measures should be taken depending on the cause. Common treatment measures include monitoring the condition of the fetus, expectant treatment, correction of shock, termination of pregnancy and so on.
1. Monitor the condition of the fetus: When bleeding from a fall during pregnancy is serious, the condition of the fetus is often poor. Therefore, it is very important to go to the hospital in time to check the condition of the fetus. If the condition of the fetus is good, expectant treatment can be carried out and the pregnancy can be terminated after the fetus has developed more maturely. If the condition of the fetus is poor, in a state of oxygen deprivation, or even has died, it is often necessary to terminate the pregnancy immediately.
2. Expectant treatment: If the pregnancy falls down and presses on the stomach, if the bleeding is small, it may be induced by preterm miscarriage or grade 0~1 placenta previa, which usually can be treated with expectant treatment. Patients with preeclampsia need proper rest, abstain from sex, and can be supplemented with progesterone; placenta previa should be treated conservatively as much as possible if it has not reached 35 weeks. If the bleeding stops after treatment and ultrasound shows that the embryo is alive, the pregnancy can be continued.
3. Correct shock: If bleeding is heavy, and shock manifestations such as profuse sweating, pallor and drop in blood pressure occur, anti-shock treatment should be carried out actively. Monitor the vital signs of the pregnant woman, and actively transfuse blood, replenish blood volume and coagulation factors.
4. Termination of pregnancy: In case of inevitable miscarriage, preterm labor or placental abruption of grade 2 or above, termination of pregnancy should be carried out in time.
To summarize, if you are pregnant and fall down and have bleeding in your stomach, you should go to the hospital in time, identify the cause of the disease, monitor the condition of the mother and fetus, and take appropriate treatment in time.