What are the signs of miscarriage?

What are the signs of miscarriage?

There are many different situations of miscarriage, and the signs are also different, mainly including signs of abortion, signs of inevitable abortion, signs of incomplete abortion, and signs of complete abortion. Pregnant women should have a detailed understanding of these signs and must seek medical attention in time if they appear.

So what are the signs of an abortion?

1. Signs of threatened miscarriage

If it is a threatened abortion, there will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding at first, the color is usually dark red, and some people have bloody leucorrhea, and then there will be secondary lower abdominal pain or back pain. At this time, a gynecological examination is performed. If it is found that the cervix is ​​not open, the fetal membrane is intact, and the pregnancy products have not been discharged, these symptoms may gradually disappear after proper rest and treatment, and the pregnancy will continue. However, if the amount of bleeding increases, or the symptoms of lower abdominal pain worsen, it is very likely to develop into an inevitable abortion.

2. Signs of miscarriage are inevitable

The main signs of an inevitable miscarriage are heavy vaginal bleeding, worsening lower abdominal pain, and sometimes vaginal discharge. If you do a gynecological examination, you will find that the cervix is ​​dilated, and sometimes you can see embryonic tissue or a fetal sac blocking the cervical opening.

3. Signs of incomplete miscarriage

The signs of incomplete miscarriage are more obvious. If this happens, the products of pregnancy are usually partially expelled from the body, and part of them remain in the uterine cavity or embedded in the cervix. Because some of the pregnancy substances remain in the uterine cavity, the normal contraction of the uterus is seriously affected, making uterine bleeding not only ineffective, but also likely to cause shock due to excessive bleeding if not treated in time.

4. Signs of complete miscarriage

Complete miscarriage is a common case of miscarriage. Its main sign is that the pregnancy is completely expelled. Although there will be vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain during this period, the vaginal bleeding will not continue but will slowly stop, and the abdominal pain will improve and eventually disappear completely.