What does it feel like to have a miscarriage? You must pay special attention to your personal lifestyle habits

Many women may experience miscarriage after becoming pregnant, so women must pay special attention to their personal living habits during pregnancy. Because the first three months of pregnancy are not particularly stable, and the embryo may terminate after developing to a certain extent, there is a certain degree of miscarriage. So what does a natural miscarriage feel like?

What does it feel like to have a miscarriage?

Although many women are very careful in their daily lives, they may still have spontaneous abortions. Doctors must pay special attention to women who are more prone to spontaneous abortions. Women may not be particularly clear about what feelings and common manifestations they will have in their daily lives; insomnia, anxiety, suspicion, panic and other common manifestations are very common. Another situation is that some women have endocrine dysfunction during pregnancy. This situation is very rare, but it can also cause spontaneous abortions for some women.

If a woman has some reproductive organ diseases, she may suffer from miscarriage during pregnancy. When miscarriage occurs, the main symptoms are lower abdominal pain and blood clots in the lower body. Some women may experience dizziness and vomiting, and often feel very tired in the previous stage of miscarriage.

The feeling of spontaneous abortion refers to the abdominal pain, irregular vaginal bleeding and even obvious contractions of the uterus that women may experience during the pregnancy. These are all manifestations of the feeling of spontaneous abortion. During this stage, women's bodies will obviously have various problems. If they are not properly treated and handled, the fetus may not be saved.

Can I still get pregnant after a miscarriage?

Generally, the initial stage of miscarriage lasts for one to two weeks. In particular, there will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding, accompanied by mild pain in the lower abdomen. Generally, in the late stage, there will be paroxysmal abdominal pain.

Especially for early patients, it is usually some time after amenorrhea, and then there will be early pregnancy reactions, and vaginal bleeding may even be small and red, and sometimes accompanied by pain in the lower back and a feeling of falling, especially during the examination. If the treatment is timely, the pregnancy can continue.

When miscarriage occurs, part of the embryo has been expelled from the body, but there will still be a small amount of residue in the uterine cavity. This is usually caused by incomplete miscarriage, so at this time there will be continuous vaginal bleeding. This is because the uterus cannot contract well.

To sum up, when a miscarriage occurs, the first thing to do is to preserve the fetus. After all, during pregnancy, every female friend attaches great importance to the fetus, and once a miscarriage occurs, it will obviously cause various damages to the body. Therefore, when a miscarriage occurs at the beginning, you should first see if you can preserve the fetus. If you really can't preserve it, then you can take other measures.