1. What is pregnancy biochemistry?
Pregnancy biochemistry refers to the situation that in the early stages of pregnancy, although the urine pregnancy test paper shows positive, there is no embryo or embryo in the B-ultrasound examination. This condition is also known as \”vacuoles\” or \”vacuoles.\”
2. Biochemical causes of pregnancy
1. Chromosomal abnormalities: Chromosomal abnormalities in the embryo are one of the main causes of pregnancy biochemistry.
2. Maternal immune problems: Abnormal maternal immunity may attack and destroy the embryo.
3. Hormone level issues: Insufficient or excessive hormone levels may lead to biochemical pregnancy.
3. Biochemical symptoms of pregnancy
1. Vaginal bleeding: Vaginal bleeding is one of the most common symptoms of pregnancy.
2. Abdominal pain: Mild to severe pain in the abdomen is also a common manifestation of pregnancy.
3. Other discomforts: including nausea, vomiting, dizziness, etc.
4. How to prevent pregnancy biochemistry?
1. Maintain a healthy diet and good living habits.
2. Avoid overeating and excessive exercise.
3. Regular gynecological examinations and timely questions.
5. Biochemical treatments for pregnancy
1. Observation therapy: For pregnant biochemical patients who do not have obvious symptoms, doctors may choose observation therapy.
2. Surgical treatment: For patients with severe pregnancy biochemistry, doctors may choose surgical treatment.
3. Medication: Medication is not commonly used in pregnancy biochemistry.
6. Psychological Counseling
Pregnancy is a huge shock to expectant mothers and can cause emotional upheaval. Therefore, during the treatment process, psychological counseling is needed to help expectant mothers relieve anxiety and stress.
Pregnancy is a very important moment in a woman\’s life, and biochemical pregnancy is a relatively common complication. Although it brings a lot of trouble and harm to expectant mothers, as long as it is dealt with promptly, its negative effects can be effectively avoided. Therefore, in daily life, we need to pay attention to maintaining a healthy diet and good living habits, conduct regular gynecological examinations, and promptly treat problems. At the same time, psychological counseling is also needed during the treatment process to help expectant mothers relieve emotional stress and anxiety.
