The symptoms of miscarriage after pregnancy need to pay attention to these characteristics

Generally, within three months after pregnancy, you must ensure your physical health to prevent accidental miscarriage. Usually, before a miscarriage occurs during pregnancy, there will be some particularly obvious signs in the body, such as dull pain in the lower abdomen, fever or frequent uterine contractions, some secretions in the vagina, and more serious bleeding.

Pregnant women must be careful, because spontaneous abortion can still occur after 12 weeks of pregnancy, so pregnant women must not be careless. Let’s take a look at the five signs of miscarriage in late pregnancy. During the first three months of pregnancy, due to unstable embryo implantation, the connection between the mother and fetus is not very close, and the fetus is very small, the pregnant woman can hardly feel his presence. Therefore, she is particularly worried about miscarriage. Once she experiences minor discomfort such as vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain, she will see a doctor immediately. After 12 weeks, the pregnant woman's belly grows bigger day by day, and slowly she can feel the fetus moving in her belly, and she feels relieved.

1. Vaginal bleeding, with blood in the leucorrhea.

2. Severe abdominal pain, mild pain in the lower abdomen, or a feeling of soreness and heaviness in the waist.

3. Fever, especially persistent low-grade fever.

4. Uterine contractions become more frequent, or there is pain during uterine contractions.

5. Amniotic fluid flows out of the vagina.

Paying attention to pre-pregnancy check-ups can help avoid late miscarriage

Unfortunately, many pregnant women do not experience any vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain or other symptoms before late-term miscarriage. What should we do?

"As mentioned earlier, cervical insufficiency, uterine malformations, uterine fibroids, etc. are the most common causes of late miscarriage. Uterine fibroids and some uterine malformations can be detected through B-ultrasound examinations before pregnancy. After treatment, pregnancy can be avoided as much as possible. As for internal cervical insufficiency, although ultrasound examinations during pregnancy to measure the length of the cervix and the width of the internal os can partially detect it, it is often difficult to detect before and during pregnancy. This requires women to find out the cause after the first late miscarriage, and seek timely treatment the next time they are pregnant to avoid repeating the same mistakes." Zhao Xianlan said.

To put it simply, internal cervical insufficiency means that the cervical opening has poor elasticity and is too loose. As the fetus grows bigger and larger, it exceeds the bearing capacity of the cervical opening and will fall out directly, causing miscarriage.