Many women may start looking forward to the arrival of their baby after pregnancy, and do not want any unexpected miscarriage during pregnancy, so they hope to understand the symptoms of threatened miscarriage. So, what are the symptoms of threatened miscarriage?
Women with threatened miscarriage will first experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding in the early stages of pregnancy, which is generally less than the amount of menstrual bleeding in women and can last for several days. At first, the blood is bright red, but over time, the color will turn dark brown. Women may also experience lower abdominal pain or lower back pain, and there may be a noticeable feeling of heaviness in the abdomen,
The occurrence of threatened miscarriage in women may be due to defects in the embryo itself. If one or both partners of a couple have incomplete reproductive cells, such as structural abnormalities, chromosomal abnormalities, etc., even if the reproductive cells successfully combine and develop into an embryo, there may still be threatened miscarriage in the early stages of pregnancy, which is a relatively normal natural law.
In addition, threatened miscarriage of embryos is also closely related to women's physical health. If women suffer from serious systemic diseases such as hypertension, genital diseases, heart failure, insufficient umbilical cord oxygen supply, placental virus infection, etc., they may also experience threatened miscarriage. In addition, if women suffer from malnutrition during pregnancy, there is also a possibility of threatened miscarriage.
