Let’s learn about the symptoms of habitual miscarriage!

For pregnant women, if they experience symptoms such as disappearance of early pregnancy reactions, vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain, etc., they may have a habitual miscarriage, which is undoubtedly a big blow to expectant mothers. For habitual miscarriage, patients should actively look for the cause and then treat it symptomatically to avoid similar incidents from happening again.

Habitual abortion is very common in clinical practice. It refers to two or more spontaneous abortions. The symptoms of habitual abortion vary from patient to patient. Some patients may not have any symptoms, but most patients will have some typical symptoms. Let's learn about the symptoms of habitual abortion!
1. What are the symptoms of habitual miscarriage?
1. Vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain <br/>The most typical symptom of habitual miscarriage is vaginal bleeding, which is usually less and can last for several days or even weeks. Early patients also have mild abdominal pain, which is caused by the embryo peeling off from the uterine wall and stimulating uterine contraction. If the patient finds that the amount of vaginal bleeding has increased and the abdominal pain is severe, he should go to the hospital for examination in time. During the examination, if the cervix is ​​found to have dilated, and even the fetal sac can be seen blocking the cervix, miscarriage will occur and it cannot be avoided.
After a miscarriage, the pregnancy tissue in the patient's uterine cavity can be expelled. If these tissues are completely expelled, it is called a complete miscarriage. If only a small part of them is expelled and the rest remains in the uterine cavity, it is called an incomplete miscarriage. If an incomplete miscarriage occurs, uterine curettage should be performed.
2. Disappearance of early pregnancy symptoms <br/>In addition to the common symptoms above, a small number of patients will have signs of sudden disappearance of early pregnancy symptoms before habitual abortion. This is because the embryo stops growing and the HCG in the body may decrease. Clinically, it manifests as the premature disappearance of early pregnancy symptoms. This should also be noted.
2. How to treat habitual abortion <br/>There are many causes of habitual abortion, including chromosomal abnormalities, corpus luteum insufficiency, immune dysfunction, hypothyroidism, relaxation of the internal cervical os, uterine malformation and dysplasia, uterine fibroids, etc. If habitual abortion occurs, the cause should be clarified by checking chromosomes and doing gynecological examinations, and then targeted treatment can be given. For example, if there is relaxation of the internal cervical os, cervical suture surgery can be given, and for habitual abortion of unknown cause, active immunotherapy can also be performed.