What is the difference between threatened miscarriage and abortion?

Threatened miscarriage mainly refers to the symptoms of miscarriage before 28 weeks of pregnancy, while miscarriage mainly refers to the termination of development of the embryo or fetus before 20 weeks and its expulsion from the mother. There is room and time for recovery of threatened miscarriage, but miscarriage has already occurred and can only be followed up with corresponding cleaning and conditioning work.

Conceiving a new life is a very important thing. At present, many people may have made relevant preparations. At the same time, they also encounter some more urgent situations during pregnancy, such as irregular vaginal bleeding. But what is the difference between threatened miscarriage and miscarriage?
Threatened miscarriage refers to the occurrence of signs of miscarriage before 28 weeks of pregnancy. The fetus is still growing normally in the uterus or is in a state of growth cessation. There is hope to continue the pregnancy by preserving the fetus. The main symptoms of threatened miscarriage include abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding, which have not yet reached the serious level of miscarriage. Threatened miscarriage may cause a small amount of vaginal bleeding, slight pain in the lower abdomen, and early pregnancy reactions. Gynecological examinations show that the cervix is ​​not open, and the enlargement of the uterus is consistent with the time of pregnancy. In general, in the case of threatened miscarriage, the amount of bleeding is less than menstruation. It is initially bright red and gradually turns into dark brown. The frequency of urination may also increase.
Abortion occurs after threatened abortion. Currently, the termination of development of the embryo or fetus before 20 weeks and its discharge from the mother is called abortion. According to current surveys, about 15% to 20% of embryos will naturally terminate their development and be discharged from the female body, and there are also many unnoticed abortions. If a woman has a one-time menorrhagia, it is very likely that there was actually a fertilized egg, but there was a developmental abnormality. Since it is in the early stages of embryo formation, it will naturally be discharged from the body. It is a result of the survival of the fittest and may not be known to female friends.
Threatened miscarriage refers to some signs before miscarriage. Some pregnant women can be saved through relevant treatments, while miscarriage is something that has been discovered, which means that the embryo has stopped developing and even expelled from the woman's uterus. Common factors that cause miscarriage include abnormal embryo development and poor placental position. If the mother has endocrine dysfunction, it may cause poor progesterone and cause miscarriage. There may also be problems such as uterine dysplasia or reproductive organ diseases.