Early pregnancy is a critical period when fetal development is not yet stable. If care is not taken properly, it can easily lead to symptoms of miscarriage. After signs of miscarriage appear, women should actively go to the hospital to take measures to protect the fetus and try their best to preserve it. However, what are the symptoms before miscarriage?
The symptoms before abortion include vaginal bleeding, which is relatively easy to detect. As long as there is abnormal bleeding during pregnancy, it should be taken seriously by women. If there is irregular bleeding in the vagina, women should go to the hospital for examination. In this case, although the amount of bleeding is not too much, usually dark red, it will last for four to five days, and even up to a week.
Women may also experience abdominal pain symptoms, usually lower abdominal pain, as well as lower back pain, which is caused by stimulation from uterine contractions. Regular fetal movement is a signal of healthy fetal growth, and if abnormal fetal movement occurs, women should also pay attention.
As long as the vaginal bleeding stops and the abdominal pain gradually improves, women can be considered successful in preserving the pregnancy. There are many factors that can cause miscarriage, such as poor corpus luteum function or exposure to toxic chemicals. Therefore, treatment should be tailored to the specific situation. During the period of protecting the fetus, it is necessary to rest in bed more and reduce the influence of external stimuli. If vaginal bleeding persists and abdominal pain is severe, the fetus is unlikely to be saved.
