Symptoms of miscarriage in early pregnancy

Women must be cautious during pregnancy and be alert to the possibility of miscarriage in the early stages of pregnancy, because the first three months of pregnancy are the peak period of miscarriage. If you do not pay attention to preserving the fetus at this stage, you may experience vaginal bleeding, increased vaginal blood volume, expulsion of embryonic tissue, and even frequent bleeding.

Signs of miscarriage in early pregnancy

In the early stages of pregnancy, the embryo is unstable when implanted on the uterine wall and is prone to slipping, which is commonly known as miscarriage. The risk of miscarriage will be relatively reduced after the early stages of pregnancy. That is to say, once the embryo is implanted and stable, it will not be so easily affected by uterine contractions or external factors, thus reducing the chance of miscarriage.

Signs of miscarriage

No. Miscarriage Classification Miscarriage Symptoms

1 Threatened abortion Vaginal bleeding, dark red blood or leucorrhea, bleeding, accompanied by abdominal pain or back pain.

2 Miscarriage is inevitable. There is heavy vaginal bleeding, severe abdominal pain, and rupture of the fetal membrane. The cervix is ​​open and sometimes even embryonic tissue can be seen in the cervix.

3. Incomplete abortion: Part of the embryonic tissue is expelled from the body and remains in the uterus or cervix, which can easily cause heavy bleeding.

4Complete miscarriage: The embryonic tissue is completely expelled from the body, the bleeding slowly stops, and the abdominal pain gradually disappears.

5. Habitual miscarriage. Signs of miscarriage appear in almost every pregnancy.

1. Threatened abortion

Threatened abortion refers to vaginal bleeding in women after pregnancy, with dark red blood or blood in the leucorrhea. After the bleeding, it will be accompanied by abdominal pain or back pain. Some women will pay attention and seek medical treatment in time to reduce the chance of miscarriage. However, some women do not seek medical treatment in time when they find symptoms and allow the symptoms to develop on their own, which will eventually lead to miscarriage.

2. Miscarriage is inevitable

It is not difficult to understand the meaning of inevitable miscarriage from the literal meaning. The so-called inevitable miscarriage refers to miscarriage that is inevitable. This phenomenon is usually discovered too late and difficult to remedy. Symptoms include heavy vaginal bleeding, severe abdominal pain, and rupture of the fetal membrane. The cervix is ​​open and sometimes even embryonic tissue can be seen in the cervix. If a woman experiences these symptoms, miscarriage is inevitable and she should immediately undergo surgical guidance to expel the embryonic tissue and placenta in a timely manner. If necessary, a curettage should be performed to prevent some of the unshed tissue from remaining in the uterus and causing lesions.

3. Incomplete abortion

Incomplete abortion means that some embryonic tissue is discharged through the cervix, but some tissue remains in the female's uterus or inside the cervix, causing cervical blockage, affecting the normal contraction of the uterus, and causing heavy bleeding. This type of situation can cause heavy bleeding and shock in pregnant women, which is extremely dangerous. In this case, family members should immediately undergo a curettage and dilation surgery under the doctor's advice to remove the embryonic tissue blocking the cervix, and give an antibiotic injection to prevent infection.

4. Complete miscarriage

The entire embryo is expelled, the bleeding slowly stops, and the abdominal pain gradually disappears. After B-ultrasound examination, there is no residual tissue in the uterus. If there is no infection or other symptoms, it can recover on its own and no further surgery is required.

5. Habitual miscarriage

Habitual miscarriage refers to a situation in which a woman suffers miscarriage after several consecutive pregnancies, with signs of miscarriage appearing almost every week of pregnancy. Even with careful care, the fetus cannot be saved. This condition often occurs in women with a history of multiple cesarean sections or abortions.

The first three months of pregnancy are the most critical

Once pregnant, the most critical period to avoid miscarriage is the first three months of pregnancy. Experts say the first three months of pregnancy are known as the most "fragile" period of life. Because this period is when the sperm and egg "first meet", the first problem encountered after the sperm and egg combine is to decide where to implant. Whether it can stabilize until maturity depends on many factors such as the quality of the fertilized egg, the uterine environment, the implantation site and the mother's quality. Therefore, during the first three months of pregnancy, pregnant women must pay attention to the following points:

1. If you have any symptoms, go to the hospital immediately.

2. Avoid sexual intercourse during the early and late stages of pregnancy.

3. Try to avoid going to public places and crowded places as much as possible to avoid being infected by bacteria.

4. During the entire pregnancy, you should get adequate rest, avoid strenuous exercise, do not climb high, do not stand for a long time, exert force or overwork, do not squat for a long time, do not frequently do lifting and stretching movements, and do not ride a bicycle.

5. Adjust your emotions, maintain a good mood and mental state. The expectant father and family should be more considerate of the expectant mother and show more care and protection.