What are the late symptoms of habitual miscarriage? There are three common hazards

Habitual abortion can be divided into early habitual abortion and late habitual abortion according to its symptoms. Late habitual abortion is more serious than early one. In the late stage, not only the amount of bleeding is heavy, but also the discomfort symptoms such as abdominal pain are obvious. Through relevant examinations, it can be found that the cervix has dilated and even the fetal sac will gather at the cervix to form a blockage. If it is in the late stage, abortion is inevitable.

According to its symptoms, habitual miscarriage can be divided into two stages: early stage of habitual miscarriage and late stage of habitual miscarriage. The symptoms of early stage of habitual miscarriage are relatively mild, and generally appropriate measures can be taken to avoid miscarriage. However, in the late stage of habitual miscarriage, the symptoms are generally more serious and there is no room for recovery. Therefore, when it is found that you are in the late stage of habitual miscarriage, you must be hospitalized as soon as possible. So, what are the symptoms of late stage of habitual miscarriage?
1. What are the late symptoms of habitual abortion ?<br/>Compared with the early symptoms, the late symptoms of habitual abortion are much more serious. The main symptom is persistent vaginal bleeding, which not only lasts for a long time, but also the amount of bleeding is relatively large; at the same time, the symptoms of abdominal pain will continue to worsen; the most important thing is that through relevant cervical examinations, it is found that the cervical opening has obviously expanded, and even some pregnancy products have accumulated at the cervical opening, forming a blockage.
2. Common hazards of habitual abortion
1. Endometrial infection <br/>Habitual miscarriage can lead to excessive uterine expansion, facilitating bacterial invasion of the uterus. Mild cases can develop endometritis and salpingitis. The endometrium is damaged due to scraping, which can affect the implantation of the fertilized egg, and further affect the growth and development of the placenta, causing fetal hypoxia, leading to premature birth or stillbirth.
2. Damage to the endometrium <br/>Habitual miscarriage can damage the endometrium and cause problems such as uterine perforation. Generally, there is a layer of tissue between the endometrium and the basal layer of the functional layer. If miscarriage damages this tissue, the endometrium will grow into the basal layer or myometrium tissue, forming adenomyosis or adenomyoma.
3. Cause spontaneous abortion in women <br/>Habitual abortion will also have a certain impact on the neuroendocrine and reproductive functions, leading to an increase in the proportion of spontaneous abortion in early and mid-pregnancy, and even worse, leading to the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy.