What do miscarriage contractions feel like and what are the causes of miscarriage?

After a miscarriage, in order to promote the recovery of the uterus, the body will expel the pregnancy products in the body through uterine contractions. The abdomen will feel hard and tight during contractions. Due to bleeding from the wound in the uterus, the patient will also have symptoms of vaginal bleeding. If the bleeding is heavy or does not stop, you should go to the hospital for examination in time.

When there is no birth plan and an unexpected pregnancy occurs, many people will choose to have an abortion. After an abortion, women will have uterine contractions, which is because uterine contractions can help expel the pregnancy products in the uterus and greatly help the uterus return to its original state. So, what does abortion contractions feel like?
1. What does uterine contraction feel like after miscarriage? Uterine contractions after miscarriage are not typical. They are generally manifested as a hard and tight feeling in the abdomen, similar to the feeling of dysmenorrhea. This pain is within the tolerable range. Due to uterine contractions, the unhealed wounds in the uterus will bleed, resulting in symptoms of vaginal bleeding. The main purpose of uterine contractions is to expel the pregnancy products in the body, which is very helpful for the restoration of the uterus. If the uterine contractions are not good and bleeding does not stop, it will not only cause anemia in the patient, but also easily cause bacteria to grow in the vagina, causing a variety of gynecological diseases. In this case, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time. The doctor will let the patient use some drugs that promote uterine contractions and stop bleeding to help promote the recovery of the uterus.
2. What are the causes of miscarriage?
1. Fall or impact <br/>When a pregnant mother accidentally falls or is hit in the abdomen for other reasons, it will not only cause pressure on the fetus in the uterus, but also reduce the blood supply in the uterus due to pain and shock. If the impact is serious, it may also cause placental abruption, which will have an adverse effect on the life of the pregnant mother and the fetus.
2. Lifting heavy objects <br/>Pregnant mothers should try not to lift heavy objects during pregnancy, because doing these actions will require the lower abdomen to exert force, which may compress the uterus and cause the risk of miscarriage or premature birth. If you have to hold a child or do other actions that require abdominal force, try to squat down and bend over first, hold the child tightly, and then stand up.
3. Disease causes <br/>Miscarriage can also be caused by disease reasons, such as uterine infection and extrauterine infection, such as vaginitis, urinary tract infection or uterine abnormality, placental abnormality, excessive uterus, etc., as well as hydatidiform mole, multiple pregnancy, etc., which are common causes of miscarriage.