Let's take a closer look at the symptoms of spontaneous abortion.

Many people experience spontaneous miscarriage during pregnancy. Timely detection and treatment to preserve the fetus may help save the fetus. The symptoms of spontaneous miscarriage are generally quite obvious, the most important of which is a small amount of vaginal bleeding or continuous bleeding. In addition, some patients may also experience lower abdominal pain and bloating. Once these symptoms occur, seek medical treatment in time. Avoid sexual intercourse during treatment and implement the pregnancy preservation plan effectively.

Spontaneous abortion brings great pain to people, so it is very important to understand the symptoms before abortion and to carry out timely fetal preservation treatment, which can help alleviate the situation of abortion. Let's take a closer look at the symptoms of spontaneous abortion.
Spontaneous abortion is a common pathological obstetric content in clinical practice. It is mainly characterized by a small amount of vaginal bleeding, sometimes with dull pain in the lower abdomen and backache. It is also accompanied by the reaction of early pregnancy. Once the pregnancy is confirmed, a small amount of vaginal bleeding must be taken seriously. Pregnant women with spontaneous abortion generally have continuous vaginal bleeding. In this case, go to the hospital in time for fetal preservation treatment. Treatment may be able to solve the miscarriage phenomenon. Therefore, if bleeding symptoms occur in early pregnancy, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time.
Many people will experience symptoms of spontaneous abortion. Some are due to chromosomal abnormalities in the embryo itself, or both the husband and wife have chromosomal abnormalities. Some are due to habitual abortions and do not provide a good gestational condition for the fetus. These can easily cause abortion. If a pregnant woman has sudden lower abdominal pain accompanied by vaginal bleeding, she should pay attention to the possibility of spontaneous abortion.
Some pregnant women may also experience lower abdominal pain and bloating. Especially if there is a history of spontaneous abortion, it should be taken seriously, pre-pregnancy examinations should be carried out, and active intervention should be carried out to facilitate the patient's subsequent pregnancy. Active pregnancy preservation treatment is the key to preventing spontaneous abortion.
If you seek medical attention immediately after the symptoms of spontaneous abortion appear, there is still a possibility of preserving the fetus. Therefore, if patients with irregular vaginal bleeding have medical attention in addition to timely treatment, they must also pay attention to bed rest. If the amount of bleeding is heavy and the abdominal pain worsens, the spontaneous abortion has inevitably occurred, and then consider ending the pregnancy. If there are signs of spontaneous abortion in the early stage, you can first use pregnancy-preserving drugs to treat it to see if it can achieve the purpose of treatment. If the bleeding is heavy and the abdominal pain is regular and worse, then miscarriage is inevitable.