Will the cervix open during spontaneous abortion?

In the case of natural miscarriage, the cervix will open a little, but not very wide. It depends on the individual situation. Miscarriage will cause obvious vaginal bleeding, so friends should pay more attention to this kind of phenomenon. Whether it is a natural miscarriage or an induced abortion, it has a great impact on the physical health of the pregnant woman.

1. Will the cervix open during spontaneous abortion?

It will open up a little, but it won't be very painful. Each person feels different. It is generally less painful than a vaginal birth.

2. Signs of spontaneous abortion

1. Signs of habitual spontaneous abortion: Spontaneous abortion that occurs more than three times in a row is called habitual abortion, which is called "slippery fetus" in traditional Chinese medicine. Each miscarriage often occurs in the same month of pregnancy, and the course of the miscarriage is the same as other miscarriages, depending on the stage of pregnancy.

2. Signs of threatened miscarriage: only a small amount of vaginal bleeding, accompanied by lower abdominal pain and lower back pain. If a vaginal examination is performed, it can be seen that the size of the uterus is consistent with the month of pregnancy, the cervix is ​​not dilated, and the pregnancy test is positive.

3. Signs of incomplete spontaneous abortion: It is inevitable that the fetus has been expelled after abortion, but part or all of the placenta is left in the uterine cavity, affecting uterine contraction, increasing vaginal bleeding, and even heavy bleeding causing shock. Gynecological examination shows that the uterus is loose due to the short pregnancy period, and sometimes the fetal tissue is blocked at the cervical opening.

4. Signs of inevitable spontaneous abortion: It is the further development of threatened abortion, with heavy vaginal bleeding (exceeding menstrual volume), aggravated lower abdominal cramps, and amniotic fluid flowing out if the fetal membrane has ruptured. Vaginal examination may show that the cervix is ​​wide open or the fetal sac is bulging out of the cervix.

3. Prevention of Spontaneous Abortion

1. Get pregnant at the right age. The best childbearing age for women is 25-29 years old. If you are too young, you may easily have a miscarriage due to immature body development. If you are too old, you may easily have a miscarriage due to decreased reproductive function and chromosomal mutations.

2. You should wait for more than half a year after a miscarriage, and wait until the uterus has fully recovered and the body's qi and blood have recovered before getting pregnant again.

3. Do a pre-pregnancy physical examination, especially for women with a history of miscarriage. If any disease is found, treatment should be sought first and pregnancy should be delayed until the disease is cured.