What does threatened miscarriage feel like?

Not all women can give birth to a healthy and good-looking baby every time they get pregnant. Sometimes it is a miscarriage chosen intentionally, while in other cases it is a choice of survival of the fittest. The second type of miscarriage is usually called threatened abortion, so what are the symptoms of threatened abortion?

1. Vaginal bleeding

Menstruation will stop after pregnancy, but some people will find that there is sudden blood stains after a period of amenorrhea. However, this blood stain is different from the normal menstrual period. The bleeding of threatened abortion is very little, the color is darker, and some are just mild blood stains, like blood stains in the secretions.

2. Abdominal pain

Threatened abortion is usually accompanied by the occurrence of abdominal pain, but not everyone will have abdominal pain. This condition will cause different physical conditions in different people, so the manifestations are also different. In short, if abdominal pain occurs during pregnancy, you need to be alert to whether it is a sign of miscarriage.

The above two symptoms of threatened miscarriage are relatively common, but not all miscarriages have these symptoms. Some people may not have any symptoms, but a physical examination in the hospital will show signs of fetal cessation of growth and other conditions. If you feel any discomfort during pregnancy, you should go to the hospital immediately for medical treatment. In addition, you should go to the hospital regularly for prenatal checkups, so that you can deal with some abnormal phenomena of the fetus and the pregnant mother in time and take countermeasures as soon as possible.

What factors will cause threatened miscarriage?

There are many causes of threatened miscarriage. The causes of threatened miscarriage in early pregnancy are mostly low progesterone in the body, or because of sexual intercourse, traumatic condition of the pregnant woman, or reasons related to the embryo. Metabolic imbalance, corpus luteum dysfunction, thyroid hormone deficiency, infectious diseases, high fever, severe anemia, severe malnutrition, contact with toxic substances, etc. can easily lead to threatened abortion.