What are the symptoms of threatened abortion and biochemical miscarriage?

If you experience symptoms such as abnormal vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal pain, please see a doctor as soon as possible to confirm whether it is a threatened abortion or a biochemical pregnancy through professional diagnosis. Understanding the specific symptoms can help you identify them in time and take appropriate measures.

1. Symptoms of threatened abortion: Threatened abortion usually presents with vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal pain. Vaginal bleeding can be a small amount of spotting or menstrual-like bleeding, and pain may present as mild abdominal cramps. At this time, you need to stay in bed and see a doctor as soon as possible. In terms of medical treatment, the doctor may recommend hormone drugs, such as progesterone, to help maintain pregnancy.

2. Symptoms of biochemical pregnancy: Biochemical pregnancy usually also causes vaginal bleeding, but it is more similar to normal menstruation, and is also accompanied by a weak positive reaction on the pregnancy test paper. Since the embryo of a biochemical pregnancy fails to implant normally in the uterus, no special treatment is required in most cases. It is usually recommended to observe and recheck the blood HCG level in a timely manner to ensure that it returns to the normal range.

When abnormal signs occur during pregnancy, it is important to seek medical attention promptly to protect the health of both the mother and the fetus. Even if symptoms are mild, they should not be taken lightly and regular prenatal check-ups should be performed. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, exercising moderately, and eating a proper diet can also help reduce the risk of problems. If a biochemical pregnancy is confirmed, please communicate with your doctor before your next attempt to conceive so that you can get personalized advice and guidance.