What are the symptoms of habitual miscarriage? What are the precautions for habitual miscarriage?

After patients have habitual miscarriage, they are prone to symptoms such as vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal pain. As the bleeding time prolongs, if the patient does not receive timely treatment, the uterine cervix will open, causing miscarriage. Patients need to go to the hospital for treatment in time, collect their medical history and undergo physical examinations to avoid another miscarriage.

For every mother, habitual miscarriage is a very painful torture. Every time a new life implants in the uterus, but miscarriage occurs due to health reasons, it will cause great harm to the pregnant woman's body and mind. So what are the symptoms of habitual miscarriage?
1. Symptoms of habitual miscarriage <br/>The clinical manifestations of habitual miscarriage are actually similar to those of general miscarriage. There will be several stages such as threatened miscarriage, inevitable miscarriage, incomplete miscarriage or even complete miscarriage. In the early stage, the patient will have a small amount of vaginal bleeding, slight pain in the lower abdomen, and the bleeding will last for dozens of days or weeks. At this time, the amount of bleeding is less. As the degree of miscarriage progresses, the patient's vaginal bleeding will increase, the abdominal pain will be intense, the cervical opening has begun to expand, and the fetal sac will block the cervical opening. At this time, miscarriage can no longer be avoided.
In addition, habitual abortion can be divided into early habitual abortion and late habitual abortion according to the time of occurrence. Early habitual abortion occurs before the 12th week of pregnancy, which is mainly related to genetic factors or maternal personal conditions; while late habitual abortion generally occurs after the 12th week of pregnancy, which is related to diseases such as uterine malformation and cervical dysplasia.
2. Precautions for habitual miscarriage
1. Collect medical history <br/>Patients with habitual miscarriage need to be treated in time, and their past medical history should be collected. Understand whether the patient has regular menstruation, whether they have had abortions, etc. Some patients have back pain, and treatment needs to be determined based on the severity or amount of vaginal bleeding.
2. Physical examination <br/>Some pregnant women who have experienced miscarriage need to undergo emergency examinations in a timely manner to observe whether the patient has anemia and other conditions. In addition, the patient's blood pressure, pulse and body temperature should be measured to avoid infection. If some patients have endocrine diseases or cerebrovascular diseases, they need to make correct judgments and receive timely treatment to avoid habitual miscarriage.