What are the symptoms of miscarriage?

In fact, the fertilized egg needs to go through a series of growth and development before it can develop into a healthy baby, but it is very likely to experience fetal arrest during the initial development period. In fact, the most common causes of fetal arrest are genetic factors, endocrine abnormalities, environmental abnormalities, etc. So what are the symptoms?

A fertilized egg is like a seed. It has to go through a series of processes before it grows into a healthy baby. If it does not germinate well in the initial stage, it will stop growing. This is called embryonic arrest. The most common causes of fetal growth retardation are genetic factors, insufficient hormone secretion, uterine cavity malformation, viral infection during pregnancy, and exposure to radioactive substances. The symptoms of fetal growth retardation vary from person to person. Some patients experience vaginal bleeding, dark red bloody leucorrhea, and lower abdominal pain. At this time, you must go to the hospital for examination immediately!

First, if fetal growth retardation occurs, all pregnancy reactions such as nausea, vomiting, and breast tenderness will stop.

Second, if some pregnant women experience fetal growth retardation, they will have symptoms of vaginal bleeding, and often have brown or dark red bloody leucorrhea.

Third, after the first two reactions of fetal arrest, lower abdominal pain may occur. The main symptoms are irregular vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain.

In addition, since everyone's physical fitness is different, the symptoms of fetal growth retardation will also vary. Some people may not have any reaction, but suddenly experience lower abdominal pain. If a pregnant woman has no symptoms of fetal growth retardation, it needs to be discovered through B-ultrasound testing.