What are the symptoms of threatened miscarriage

The symptoms of threatened abortion are mainly vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal pain and backache within 12 weeks of pregnancy. If these symptoms occur, you need to see a doctor as soon as possible for a clear diagnosis and treatment to avoid the risk of abortion.

Threatened miscarriage is one of the most common abnormalities in early pregnancy, and its main causes are various. Genetic factors such as chromosomal abnormalities in the embryo may lead to poor fetal development and cause miscarriage signals. Environmental factors such as exposure to harmful chemicals, radiation or severe stress during pregnancy may induce related symptoms; physiologically, insufficient progesterone levels in pregnant women, abnormal uterine structure or autoimmune problems are also risk factors. Threatened miscarriage is often manifested as bloody vaginal discharge, pink or dark red bleeding, accompanied by mild lower abdominal cramps or gastrointestinal discomfort; some patients may not have obvious abdominal pain, but feel abdominal distension or soreness in the waist. If not treated in time, the condition may deteriorate into irreversible miscarriage, so be sure to be vigilant.

Threatened miscarriage is one of the most common abnormalities in early pregnancy, and its main causes are various. Genetic factors such as chromosomal abnormalities in the embryo may lead to poor fetal development and cause miscarriage signals. Environmental factors such as exposure to harmful chemicals, radiation or severe stress during pregnancy may induce related symptoms; physiologically, insufficient progesterone levels in pregnant women, abnormal uterine structure or autoimmune problems are also risk factors. Threatened miscarriage is often manifested as bloody vaginal discharge, pink or dark red bleeding, accompanied by mild lower abdominal cramps or gastrointestinal discomfort; some patients may not have obvious abdominal pain, but feel abdominal distension or soreness in the waist. If not treated in time, the condition may deteriorate into irreversible miscarriage, so be sure to be vigilant.

To deal with threatened abortion, you need to go to the hospital immediately, rest in bed and reduce activity. The doctor will use B-ultrasound to determine the development status of the fetus and prescribe an appropriate treatment plan according to the situation. In drug treatment, obstetric progesterone such as dydrogesterone tablets, vaginal progesterone capsules or progesterone injection are often used to supplement hormone levels; in severe cases, cervical cerclage can be used to reduce the probability of miscarriage. Avoid strenuous exercise and fatigue on a daily basis, and maintain a good attitude; the diet should focus on supplementing foods rich in protein and folic acid, such as eggs, fish, spinach, etc. Regular prenatal checkups during pregnancy are the key to preventing and early detection of the risk of miscarriage. Once abnormal symptoms occur, do not delay seeking medical attention.