@pregnancyawarenes: Threatened abortion also called (threatened miscarriage) this include vaginal bleeding with or without cramps. Mostly, patient with this condition do have mild lower abdominal pain before 20 weeks of gestation, with a closed cervical os and a viable fetus. It mostly occurs in 20-25% of pregnancies, often in the first trimester. ⚡️Medical Management of a Threatened Abortion: ✔️Nursing care focuses on monitoring, providing emotional support, and educating the patient to manage potential pregnancy loss. ✔️Assessment & Monitoring: Monitor vaginal bleeding (amount, color, odor) and uterine cramps. ✔️Assess for signs of infection (fever). ✔️Monitor maternal vital signs for instability. ✔️Verify the results of serum hCG levels and serial ultrasounds to confirm fetal viability. ⚡️What the patient needs to do ✔️Activity Reduction: Advise rest and avoiding strenuous activity or heavy lifting. ✔️Sexual Activity: Advise pelvic rest (no sexual intercourse) until bleeding stops and a doctor confirms it is safe. ✔️Ensuring administer medication prescribe for you from the doctor or midwife. ✔️Avoid getting hurt food or water like tea. ✔️Nutrition: Encourage hydration and a diet rich in iron and Vitamin C. ✔️Ensure to report heavy bleeding (more than one pad per hour for 2 hours) or severe pain. In most cases threatening abortion can be managed, once the bleeding resolves, the pregnancy continues to term. Tag and share with women who are under childbearing age and TTC mum to create awareness…. #PregnancyAwareness#FetalDevelopment#SongraphicalReveals#@MITB☑️😘🥰💋

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