Symptoms of miscarriage at 40 days of pregnancy

The symptoms of miscarriage at 40 days of pregnancy are very obvious, mainly vaginal bleeding. However, many people, who do not know they are pregnant, mistake miscarriage for menstruation, which can put their lives in danger. Women will experience mild abdominal pain in the early stages of pregnancy, and will also be accompanied by many pregnancy reactions. The blood from abortion is bright red and less than menstrual blood. Therefore, women must pay attention to the symptoms of abortion to avoid accidental abortion that threatens their lives.

1. Bleeding. If a woman experiences bleeding during the first three months of pregnancy, it is very likely to be a miscarriage. Generally speaking, the amount of bleeding at the beginning of miscarriage is less than the menstrual period, and the blood is bright red. At this time, pregnant mothers must not be careless and must go to the hospital for a thorough check-up. Some pregnant women may experience vaginal bleeding that does not stop. This is caused by the discharge of pregnancy fluid from the uterus. However, since it has not been safely discharged, it stimulates the uterus and causes bleeding that does not stop.

2. Abdominal pain. In the early stages of pregnancy, many female friends will occasionally experience abdominal pain. If the pain is mild, it is a normal phenomenon, but if the pain is severe, the patient must rush to the hospital as soon as possible. Because once there are signs of vaginal bleeding, the blood clots in the uterine cavity will stimulate the woman's uterus and cause paroxysmal uterine contraction pain. Therefore, if a female friend experiences severe abdominal pain, it should be paid attention to and not ignored.

Within 28 weeks of pregnancy, any factor that affects fetal development or pregnancy maintenance can lead to spontaneous abortion. Most of them occur within 3 months of pregnancy, and those after 28 weeks are called premature birth. If the fetus and placenta develop abnormally, there may be a gestational sac without an embryo. Most cases of fetal growth and development disorders will lead to miscarriage in the early stages of pregnancy, and there is little point in preserving the fetus, which may also lead to spontaneous abortion at 40 days of pregnancy. For maternal factors, such as spontaneous abortion at 40 days of pregnancy caused by acute or chronic infectious diseases, it is best not to preserve the fetus because the quality of the fetus is not very good. It is more appropriate to wait until the mother's disease is cured before getting pregnant again. If the mother has certain diseases of her reproductive organs and has difficulty getting pregnant, and there is threatened miscarriage during this pregnancy, as long as the fetus develops normally, the pregnancy should be preserved as much as possible until delivery. The causes of spontaneous abortion at 40 days of pregnancy also include external factors, such as overwork, trauma, mental stimulation, sexual life, etc., and if the fetus develops normally, the fetus should be preserved as much as possible. If threatened abortion is caused by chronic poisoning due to exposure to harmful substances, it is generally difficult to save the fetus because the fetal poisoning has already caused adverse consequences, and the fetal preservation should not be continued.