If improper care is taken during pregnancy, it is easy to cause miscarriage, which is also something many women do not want to happen. Therefore, it is necessary to take good care of all aspects in order to avoid miscarriage. According to the different months of pregnancy, miscarriage can be divided into many situations. If it is in the early stages of pregnancy, it is usually a threatened miscarriage. However, what are the symptoms of miscarriage?
If miscarriage occurs, there may be symptoms of vaginal bleeding, mainly manifested as small amounts of bleeding or persistent bleeding, with colors appearing bright red or pink, and sometimes blood clots may be discharged, which is caused by the expulsion of fetal sac tissue. Miscarriage can also cause abdominal pain symptoms, usually presenting as paroxysmal pain, with pain in the pelvic and abdominal areas, and usually starting to feel pain after vaginal bleeding.
If it is a threatened miscarriage, as long as these miscarriage symptoms gradually disappear, women can still continue to conceive. If there is an increase in vaginal bleeding or worsening lower abdominal pain, it may develop into difficult to avoid miscarriage. Women often experience lower back pain, abnormal sagging and heaviness in the lower abdomen, and fetal heartbeat cannot be seen through examination.
At around six weeks of pregnancy, you can go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination to see if the fetus is developing in the uterus and if the fetal heart and buds are appearing normally. When women experience symptoms of miscarriage, they should promptly go to the hospital for treatment and determine whether the fetus can be retained based on the specific situation.
