What are the reactions to miscarriage?

If a woman does not protect herself properly after pregnancy, she may have the possibility of miscarriage. Different miscarriage phenomena will have different manifestations. If it is a threatened miscarriage, there will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding. If it is an inevitable miscarriage, the amount of bleeding will increase as the condition progresses. Incomplete miscarriage will cause continuous bleeding in the uterus.

Every pregnant woman does not want to have a miscarriage, but everyone has a different physical constitution. Some people are more likely to have a miscarriage, so they should pay attention to using the correct method to deal with it actively. Here are some of the reactions to miscarriage.
1. Threatened abortion reaction <br/>If it is a threatened abortion, bloody leucorrhea or a small amount of vaginal bleeding is likely to occur, the color is generally dark red, and then there will be lower abdominal pain and back pain symptoms. During the physical examination, the size of the uterus is the same as the number of cycles of menstruation cessation. After resting, the abdominal pain disappears and the bleeding stops, then you can continue the pregnancy. If the lower abdominal pain symptoms become more severe and the bleeding does not stop, it may develop into an inevitable abortion.
2. Inevitable miscarriage reaction <br/>If miscarriage is inevitable, the amount of bleeding will become heavier, and the abdominal pain will be paroxysmal and will become more and more severe. Some fluid will flow out of the vagina. This is a gradual development from threatened miscarriage. During the physical examination, it will be found that the cervix has dilated and the size of the uterus will not match the number of cycles of menstrual cessation.
3. Reaction of incomplete abortion <br/>Incomplete abortion means that some products of conception remain in the uterine cavity, while some have been discharged. This is a gradual development from inevitable abortion. Since some products of conception remain inside, the contraction of the uterus is affected and bleeding will occur continuously. If the amount of bleeding is too much, shock may occur. Special attention must be paid.
4. How to deal with miscarriage symptoms <br/>If miscarriage occurs, the patient must adjust her mentality and pay great attention to the uncomfortable symptoms caused by pregnancy. Don't worry too much and don't use medication randomly, otherwise it will make the situation worse. The patient should also develop good living habits, ensure adequate sleep, do some housework appropriately, and stop drinking beverages containing caffeine.