Will I definitely have stomach pain if I have threatened miscarriage?

Threatened abortion may not necessarily cause abdominal pain, but it may be accompanied by other symptoms, such as vaginal bleeding or back pain. It is recommended to closely observe changes in the body.

Threatened miscarriage usually refers to a situation where the embryo or fetus is still alive before 28 weeks of pregnancy, but the pregnant woman shows signs of miscarriage. The most common symptoms include a small amount of vaginal bleeding and dull pain in the lower abdomen, but not everyone will experience these symptoms at the same time. Some pregnant women only have bleeding but no obvious abdominal pain, which may also be a manifestation of threatened miscarriage.

There are many reasons for threatened miscarriage, such as abnormal chromosomes of the fetus, unstable maternal hormone levels, uterine abnormalities or strenuous exercise, which can increase the risk. Some pregnant women may only feel soreness in the waist or slight fatigue, rather than typical abdominal pain. In particular, the circumstances of early miscarriage vary, and the symptoms need to be analyzed comprehensively. If accompanied by any uncomfortable behavior (such as strenuous exercise or excessive stress), it should be taken seriously.

It is very important to maintain a good physical condition and avoid overwork and heavy physical activities. If you find vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain or other abnormal symptoms, seek medical attention immediately. The doctor will use B-ultrasound or related examinations to assess the fetal condition and the risk of miscarriage. At the same time, developing the habit of regular prenatal checkups can help detect and prevent related problems earlier.