How many days of bleeding is normal for threatened miscarriage?

During the ten-month pregnancy, many situations may occur, and you should be very careful, especially in the early stages of pregnancy. However, since women nowadays are under a lot of pressure from society and work, it is easy for women to experience threatened miscarriage during pregnancy. If you don’t pay attention, it will turn into a spontaneous miscarriage, which is a big blow to women. Therefore, it is important to deal with threatened miscarriage in time after it is discovered. So what are the symptoms of threatened miscarriage?

There are usually some abnormal symptoms during miscarriage. If you don’t understand these, it can easily lead to miscarriage. In fact, there are many reasons for miscarriage, so women should pay attention to rest, eat a balanced diet, and maintain good living habits in daily life.

1 When a woman has threatened miscarriage, she will have vaginal bleeding. A small amount of vaginal bleeding will occur during threatened miscarriage, and the bleeding can be treated to preserve the pregnancy. Once vaginal bleeding increases beyond normal menstrual volume, go to the hospital as soon as possible. Continuous heavy vaginal bleeding may endanger the life of the pregnant woman. Not only can the fetus not be preserved, but an abortion is also required to avoid excessive blood loss.

2 When threatened abortion occurs, there will be abdominal pain. When threatened abortion occurs, there will be mild abdominal pain, which is generally paroxysmal. If the abdominal pain persists or severe lower abdominal pain occurs, you should be alert to the possibility of ectopic pregnancy or ovarian cyst torsion or rupture, and you must go to the hospital immediately for medical treatment.

3 Vaginal discharge. Vaginal discharge is a subjective feeling. A small amount of vaginal discharge may be amniotic fluid flowing out due to premature rupture of membranes, vaginal secretions, or even urine. Once it is confirmed that the fluid leaking out is amniotic fluid, a comprehensive assessment must be made as to whether the fetus can be maintained based on the current gestational age, whether the fluid continues to leak, and whether secondary infection has occurred.

Note:

In order to avoid miscarriage, you should do a pregnancy check before getting pregnant. After getting pregnant, you should adjust your mood and avoid excessive tension and anxiety. If there is a threat of miscarriage, you should pay attention to rest and avoid strenuous exercise and sexual intercourse.