What are the symptoms of habitual miscarriage? Pay attention to these two groups of people who are prone to habitual miscarriage

Although the incidence of habitual miscarriage is relatively low, its harmfulness is relatively large. It can cause infertility in women and even affect the entire family. Therefore, when habitual miscarriage first occurs, it is necessary to identify its symptoms in order to provide better treatment. The common symptoms of habitual miscarriage are a small amount of vaginal bleeding in the early stage, accompanied by varying degrees of abdominal pain, and then the discharge of pregnancy products.

Habitual miscarriage brings great interference to the physical and mental health of many women. It will not only cause infertility in women, but also affect the whole family. Therefore, once habitual miscarriage occurs, the disease should be discovered as early as possible and go to a regular hospital for corresponding treatment in time. If you want to get treatment as soon as possible, you must first understand its related symptoms. So, what are the symptoms of habitual miscarriage?
1. What are the symptoms of habitual miscarriage?
1. Slight vaginal bleeding <br/>Before habitual miscarriage occurs, female patients may experience continuous, small amounts of vaginal bleeding, with a small amount of blood, but it lasts for a long time, usually a few days or weeks. Pregnant women should be cautious when experiencing vaginal bleeding, and it is very important to check and treat it in time. If the amount of bleeding increases, miscarriage cannot be avoided.
2. Lower abdominal pain <br/>Dull pain in the lower abdomen is also a common symptom of women suffering from habitual miscarriage. If it is accompanied by vaginal bleeding, you need to pay attention and go to the hospital for appropriate examinations in time to determine the condition and treat it as soon as possible.
3. Expulsion of pregnancy products <br/>When part or all of the pregnancy products in a woman's uterus are expelled, it indicates that miscarriage is inevitable and she needs to go to the hospital for uterine cleaning in time to prevent the pregnancy products from causing infection in the body and inducing other gynecological diseases.
2. Populations with a high risk of habitual miscarriage
1. Women who have had multiple abortions <br/>Abortion can quickly terminate pregnancy, but it also has many potential hazards. Multiple abortions can not only easily induce uterine infection and cause fallopian tube blockage, but also easily cause damage to the endometrium and lead to habitual miscarriage.
2. Women with loose cervix <br/>When the cervix dilates improperly and its pressure increases to a certain extent, the fetal membrane may rupture, and then miscarriage may occur. Congenital developmental abnormalities, uterine surgical trauma, etc. can cause loose cervix, which can be improved through intrauterine suture to prevent the occurrence of habitual miscarriage.