After pregnancy, women are afraid of threatened miscarriage because such situations indicate abnormal health during pregnancy and may prevent the pregnancy from continuing. Therefore, they will be particularly nervous when vaginal bleeding is detected in the early stages of pregnancy. So, what color is threatened miscarriage bleeding?
1. The color of threatened miscarriage bleeding in pregnant women is very similar to the color of their normal menstrual cycle, generally manifested as bright red or dark red, or dark brown blood color. If there is such bleeding accompanied by lower abdominal discomfort, such as pain from falling, it should be considered that it may be related to threatened miscarriage. But some women may experience threatened miscarriage bleeding first, and there may not be any other obvious discomfort, but they should be highly vigilant about the phenomenon of bleeding during pregnancy.
2. Threatened miscarriage is a mild bleeding caused by the gestational sac tissue after pregnancy, manifested as vaginal bleeding. Usually, the amount of bleeding in threatened miscarriage is relatively small and may be accompanied by intermittent bleeding symptoms. However, relying solely on simple vaginal bleeding may not accurately determine whether it is a sign of threatened miscarriage. Therefore, it is necessary to seek medical examination in a timely manner, such as blood and urine tests, to determine whether there are signs of threatened miscarriage.
3. Pregnant women who have been diagnosed with the possibility of threatened miscarriage must follow medical advice to receive proper fetal protection treatment, rest in bed in a timely manner, and reduce physical activity. When taking targeted medication for fetal protection, follow the doctor's advice to use the medication for fetal protection treatment.
