What are the signs of threatened miscarriage?

Every woman hopes that she can give birth to the healthiest and smartest baby, but many pregnant women are prone to miscarriage. We know that the harm caused by this effect is very great, so everyone needs to understand some signs of threatened miscarriage, so that they can remind themselves and take timely measures to minimize the harm caused by threatened miscarriage.

The main symptom of threatened abortion in early pregnancy is vaginal bleeding, which can also be a symptom, so if a pregnant woman has this symptom, she should pay close attention. From a definition perspective, threatened miscarriage is mainly a condition in which a pregnant woman experiences symptoms similar to miscarriage, the most common of which is vaginal bleeding. However, threatened miscarriage does not necessarily mean miscarriage. Effective and timely treatment can save the fetus.

A typical symptom of threatened abortion is vaginal bleeding, which women should pay attention to. Depending on the amount of bleeding and how long it has been in the vagina, the color may be bright red, pink, or dark brown. Sometimes there will be mild lower abdominal pain, fetal movement and a feeling of falling, back pain and abdominal distension. According to traditional folk sayings, the main evidence of threatened abortion is spotting. Whether the symptoms of threatened miscarriage in early pregnancy will lead to miscarriage depends on whether the embryo is abnormal. If the embryo is normal, the cause of miscarriage will be eliminated after rest and treatment, the bleeding will stop and the pregnancy can continue.

Continuous artificial abortions are very harmful to women. Not only do they seriously endanger the health of women, but they can also lead to serious consequences. Threatened abortion mainly occurs when symptoms such as abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding and cervical dilation occur in early pregnancy, which are all called threatened abortion. It can be roughly divided into two aspects: pregnant women and fetuses. Pregnant women also include endocrine dysfunction, hypothyroidism, infectious diseases, radiation, high fever, anemia, exposure to toxins, and reproductive tract malformations, which can make them more prone to threatened abortion. The main cause on the fetal side is chromosomal abnormalities. Ninety-five percent of miscarriages before four weeks of pregnancy are due to malformations, of which 75 percent are due to chromosomal abnormalities. Therefore, women who want to preserve their pregnancy should not do so blindly.

Because the factors that can lead to miscarriage are different, the most important thing is to remind women to pay attention to physical examinations during pregnancy. Only through regular examinations can you understand the healthy development of the fetus, and when problems arise, you can get timely treatment and solutions.