Is it important to know what are the symptoms of spontaneous abortion?

Many women are not very clear about spontaneous abortion, so they are caught off guard when this happens in their lives. In fact, the symptoms of spontaneous abortion are very obvious, mainly manifested in two aspects: one is vaginal bleeding, and the other is abdominal pain. It can also be distinguished from the amenorrhea.

Spontaneous abortion refers to a phenomenon in which the fetus is lost without any measures. Nowadays, there are many women who have spontaneous abortions. Therefore, the first three months of pregnancy are a very dangerous period. If you are not careful, it may lead to spontaneous abortion. If some symptoms appear and the pregnant woman is treated in time, it is very likely that the pregnancy will continue. Therefore, it is important to know the symptoms of spontaneous abortion, as follows.
1. History of amenorrhea <br/>Most normal pregnant women have a clear history of amenorrhea, and they also have to combine some early pregnancy reactions. In early pregnancy, there will be some reactions of nausea and vomiting, and then the lower body will have symptoms such as uterine enlargement, and then the examination will be pregnant. However, vaginal bleeding caused by early pregnancy miscarriage is difficult to distinguish from abnormal menstruation, and generally there is no obvious history of amenorrhea. Therefore, amenorrhea is also a good way to see whether a pregnant woman is likely to have a spontaneous abortion.
2. Vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain <br/>Early abortion patients often have vaginal bleeding first, followed by abdominal pain. This is because after a spontaneous abortion, the embryo and fetal membrane in the pregnant woman's body will separate, and then the separation will cause the female blood vessels to open, so there will be bleeding symptoms, and then the uterus will produce a series of uterine contractions under the stimulation of blood and embryo peeling. The contractions will cause women to feel pain in the lower abdomen, and the pain will not last long. However, only after the vaginal blood is clean and the contractions are over, the feeling of pain in the lower abdomen will disappear. If it is a late abortion, the amount of bleeding will be very large, and the pregnant woman may even experience some serious phenomena such as shock. If the placenta remains for too long, placental polyps may form, which may cause repeated bleeding and anemia, and even secondary infection. Therefore, for pregnant women, special attention should be paid in the early stages of pregnancy, otherwise it may lead to spontaneous abortion. In the early stage, the harm to pregnant women is relatively small, while the harm caused to pregnant women by late spontaneous abortion is very large.