Will I have miscarriage if I am more than one month pregnant?

When you are one month pregnant, it is still the early stage of pregnancy. During this period, the fetal position of the woman is not stable enough, so it is easy to have some unexpected situations. Therefore, it is very important to protect the fetus. Many people worry about symptoms of miscarriage after pregnancy. This is actually related to the individual's physical condition and some habits in life. So can a woman still have a miscarriage if she has been pregnant for more than a month? Learn more.

1. Miscarriage may occur one month into pregnancy because it is easy to have miscarriage in early pregnancy. After confirming pregnancy, you should pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue, eat a reasonable diet, prevent constipation, and avoid sexual intercourse. Once you have symptoms of miscarriage such as lower abdominal distension, back pain, lower abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, etc., you should go to the hospital for treatment in time. If the color Doppler ultrasound indicates an intrauterine pregnancy, pregnancy-preserving treatment should be given, and the changes in blood chorionic gonadotropin levels should be dynamically observed; if the color Doppler ultrasound indicates evidence of both intrauterine and extrauterine pregnancy, dynamic observation should be given.

2. Whether you will have a miscarriage after more than one month of pregnancy actually depends on your own situation. If the fetal position is stable, you will not have a miscarriage after one month of pregnancy. If you have a miscarriage, the following two major symptoms will appear. One is vaginal bleeding. The patient's vaginal bleeding will gradually increase from a small amount, just like the amount of menstruation. If the patient's gestational sac has formed, white villous substance and decidua will be found in the blood. There is also lower abdominal pain and prolapse. When the patient has a miscarriage, the blood in the uterine cavity will stimulate the patient's uterus to cause uterine contractions. Uterine contraction further promotes the expulsion of the gestational sac and decidua, so the patient will experience lower abdominal pain and a feeling of falling.

3. If a woman finds out that she is pregnant and does not want the child, she needs to have an abortion as soon as possible. Before undergoing an abortion, women must first determine the date of conception. The number of days from the last menstrual period to the present is the pregnancy time determined by the hospital. If a woman is pregnant for less than one month, it is recommended to choose medical abortion. Medical abortion is for women who conceive within 49 days of amenorrhea and are under the age of 34. Oral medication can prevent the growth of the embryonic sac until it falls off.