How to distinguish between menstruation and miscarriage

How to distinguish between menstruation and miscarriage?

1. How to distinguish between menstruation and miscarriage?

Menstruation is a relatively regular vaginal bleeding that occurs once a month. When many girls enter puberty and their ovaries mature, they begin to secrete female hormones, and then the endometrium begins to menstruate. Generally speaking, a woman's menstrual period is 28 days. The duration of menstruation is usually three to five days, and the amount of bleeding is usually 20 to 50 milliliters. A few women may also experience stomach pain, breast development, and other symptoms before or during menstruation.

Abortion refers to the death of the baby in the abdomen before 24 weeks of pregnancy due to kidney deficiency, qi deficiency and other problems. Vaginal bleeding and red discharge, as well as abdominal cramps, indicate miscarriage. Studies have shown that 50% of fertilized embryos in early pregnancy do not develop successfully. In addition, it will be discharged from the body with menstrual blood. If it is a spontaneous abortion, in addition to vaginal blood, tissue will be discharged. The blood is very bright, and there are also translucent things. If it is menstruation, there will be no such symptoms.

Types of Abortion

1. Miscarriage is inevitable

This type of miscarriage is the result of further development of threatened miscarriage. Threatened miscarriage can be distinguished between vaginal bleeding and vaginal bleeding. Then, the amount of vaginal bleeding in miscarriage must be greater than the amount of menstrual bleeding, and there will be cramps in the lower abdomen.

2. Incomplete abortion

This type of miscarriage occurs after an unavoidable miscarriage in which the baby has been expelled, but all or part of the placenta remains in the uterine cavity.

3. Threatened abortion

This type of miscarriage is characterized by only a small amount of vaginal bleeding, as well as back pain and lower abdominal pain.

4. Complete miscarriage

This type of miscarriage occurs when the baby's placenta is expelled in its entirety.