What are the early symptoms of habitual miscarriage?

Habitual miscarriage is a huge blow to expectant mothers and is also very harmful to the fetus. In the early stages of habitual miscarriage, women will experience symptoms such as vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal pain, and discharge of pregnancy products. When the above symptoms occur, expectant mothers should seek medical attention in time to avoid further damage to the body due to delayed treatment.

The so-called habitual miscarriage refers to the abnormal situation of more than three spontaneous miscarriages. However, at present, as long as the spontaneous miscarriage occurs more than 2 times, it will be regarded as habitual miscarriage. Once you have habitual miscarriage, it is not easy to keep the baby. Therefore, expectant mothers will pay great attention to habitual miscarriage. What are the early symptoms of habitual miscarriage?
1. What are the early symptoms of habitual abortion?
1. A small amount of vaginal bleeding <br/>The early symptoms of habitual miscarriage are the same as those of ordinary miscarriage, mainly manifested as a small amount of vaginal bleeding. Bleeding can last for a few days or even a few weeks, but the amount of bleeding is generally small. If expectant mothers find that their bleeding volume has suddenly increased, it indicates that miscarriage may be imminent and is inevitable.
2. Lower abdominal pain <br/>Women with habitual miscarriages may also experience dull pain in the lower abdomen, usually accompanied by a small amount of vaginal bleeding. If these two symptoms occur at the same time, you should be alert.
3. Expulsion of pregnancy products <br/>Women with habitual miscarriages will also expel pregnancy products. If the pregnancy products in the uterus are not completely expelled, it is an incomplete miscarriage. If they are all expelled, it is a complete miscarriage. If a woman finds that pregnancy products have been expelled, she should seek medical attention in time and be prepared for uterine curettage to prevent pregnancy products from remaining in the uterus and causing infection.
2. What to do with habitual miscarriage <br/>For habitual miscarriage, the cause must be identified first. For habitual miscarriage, the first thing to do is to check whether the female reproductive system is deformed, such as whether there is a double uterus, a uterus with septate, etc. Low progesterone levels or immune function problems in women may also lead to repeated miscarriages. In addition, problems with the chromosomes of both husband and wife can also lead to repeated miscarriages. Long-term exposure to toxic chemicals, long-term use of drugs that have adverse effects on the fetus, etc., are all causes of repeated miscarriages.
Different treatments can be adopted for the above different reasons. For example, if it is caused by low hormone levels, hormone supplementation can be actively performed; if it is caused by reproductive system malformation or dysfunction, it can be corrected through surgery; if it is caused by chromosomal abnormalities in both men and women, in vitro fertilization should be performed.