What are the symptoms of spontaneous abortion?

Spontaneous abortion may cause symptoms such as vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain, discharge of tissue, reduced early pregnancy reactions, and other systemic symptoms.

1. Vaginal bleeding: During spontaneous abortion, the endometrium is shed and the embryonic tissue is expelled from the uterine cavity, so there will be symptoms of vaginal bleeding. This bleeding may range from slight dripping to obvious bleeding, and the color may also vary from bright red to dark red, depending on the severity of the abortion.

2. Abdominal pain: During spontaneous abortion, patients usually feel abdominal pain due to uterine contractions. This pain may be paroxysmal, similar to the feeling of dysmenorrhea, and may also be accompanied by low back pain. The degree of pain varies from individual to individual, ranging from mild pain to severe cramping.

3. Expulsion of tissue: During a spontaneous abortion, embryonic tissue, fetus or placental remnants may be expelled. These tissues may appear along with vaginal bleeding and appear as gray or red tissue masses.

4. Reduction of early pregnancy reactions: If there were early pregnancy reactions before, such as breast tenderness, nausea, etc., these symptoms may be alleviated or disappear after a miscarriage.

5. Other systemic symptoms: Some patients may also experience symptoms such as fatigue and fever, which may be due to inflammatory infection in the body or the body's response to miscarriage.

If the above symptoms occur, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital in time to ensure timely and professional medical help.