What are the symptoms of threatened miscarriage? There are 5 major symptoms

Threatened miscarriage is a relatively dangerous condition, and women should be aware of its common symptoms so that they can deal with it correctly. Symptoms of threatened miscarriage include vaginal bleeding, abdominal cramps, backache and abdominal distension, vaginal blood clots, and frequent uterine contractions.

For most female friends, pregnancy is a happy thing, but it is also easy to have some dangerous situations during pregnancy, such as threatened miscarriage. Threatened miscarriage usually occurs in the first three months of pregnancy. During this period, we should pay special attention to see if there are any symptoms of threatened miscarriage, and treat them in time.
1. Vaginal bleeding Vaginal bleeding is the most typical symptom of threatened abortion. Most patients with threatened abortion will experience this condition at the beginning, some with a small amount of bleeding, some with heavy bleeding, and some with continuous bleeding and irregular bleeding, most of which are bright red or dark red.
2. Abdominal cramps <br/>Abdominal cramps are also one of the most common symptoms of threatened abortion. When threatened abortion occurs, pregnant women will feel severe abdominal pain, mainly concentrated in the lower back and pelvic abdomen. The pain is often continuous and lasts for a long time. Generally speaking, abdominal cramps will occur within a few hours or days after the symptoms of vaginal bleeding appear. If there is vaginal bleeding and abdominal cramps, it may be threatened abortion.
3. Lower back pain and abdominal distension <br/>If a pregnant woman feels obvious abdominal distension and lower back pain symptoms, and they last for a long time, it may be a sign of threatened abortion. It is recommended that she go to the hospital for examination in time for symptomatic treatment.
4. Vaginal blood clots <br/>Vaginal blood clots are also one of the common symptoms of threatened abortion. If some light gray tissue fluid or darker blood clots are discharged from the vagina of a pregnant woman, then threatened abortion may have occurred, and you must go to the hospital for examination and fetal preservation in time.
5. Frequent uterine contractions <br/>If the frequency of uterine contractions is very frequent in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, with the uterus contracting every 10 minutes or so, or if there is obvious pain during contractions, then it is possible that threatened abortion has occurred. You must pay enough attention to it and go to the hospital for appropriate examinations and treatment as soon as possible to avoid adverse consequences.