What are the early symptoms of habitual miscarriage?

What women worry about most is habitual miscarriage. This situation does have many harmful effects, but you will also find that habitual miscarriage also has many different symptoms. First, there will be a little vaginal bleeding, and lower abdominal pain. If not treated in time, abnormal substances will be discharged, which will cause complications.

What many families worry about most is habitual miscarriage, because this will not only affect women's health and even endanger their fertility, but also affect the harmony of the entire family. Therefore, many women pay special attention to prevention in their lives. However, the probability of habitual miscarriage has been getting higher and higher in recent years. So what are the early symptoms of habitual miscarriage?
1. A small amount of vaginal bleeding <br/>After a woman suffers from habitual miscarriage, the symptoms she experiences are actually quite similar to those of abortion, so this may cause the patient to be negligent. The vaginal bleeding may continue for a few days. Some women may even have vaginal bleeding for several weeks. Although the bleeding time is relatively long, the amount of blood is generally less, so the patient needs to pay attention to their symptoms at all times.
2. Lower abdominal pain <br/>After suffering from habitual miscarriage, women will not only experience a little vaginal bleeding, but also feel pain in the lower abdomen. However, this pain may be different for each person. It is estimated that it is related to the vaginal bleeding. If a woman has a dull pain in the lower abdomen and obvious vaginal bleeding, this is abnormal in itself and needs to be taken seriously. Perhaps this is caused by habitual miscarriage.
3. Discharge of abnormal objects <br/>When a woman suddenly finds that some abnormal objects in the uterus have been discharged, this may be a part of the residue in the uterus, which is medically called an incomplete miscarriage. If the abnormal objects inside the uterus are completely discharged from the female body, it is also a complete miscarriage. In fact, no matter which situation it is, it should be taken seriously. When a woman has this situation, she needs to go to the hospital for uterine curettage as soon as possible, otherwise it may increase the severity of the infection and may even cause more complications, so these details cannot be ignored.