What is the difference between early miscarriage and menstruation?

There are certain differences between early miscarriage and menstruation. The blood of miscarriage is redder and contains tissue, while menstruation does not.

Menstrual conditions <br/>When women reach a certain age, they will have menstruation every month, and vaginal bleeding and other conditions will occur regularly every month, which is called menstruation. After puberty, women's ovaries will begin to mature and begin to secrete female hormones. At the same time, the endometrium will also change, which can be called menstruation. Generally speaking, a normal female menstrual cycle is 28 days. Women will have emotional anxiety and lower abdominal distension during this time.
Miscarriage <br/>Miscarriage refers to the death of the fetus in the mother's body before the 24th week of pregnancy due to physical weakness, kidney deficiency and other reasons. When a woman has a miscarriage, she will have symptoms such as abdominal cramps and vaginal bleeding, and even red secretions, which are not menstruation. Clinically speaking, 50% of the embryos may not be able to develop successfully in the mother's body and will be discharged from the body along with the menstrual blood. In addition to menstrual blood, there will also be tissues, and the blood will be brighter than menstrual blood, and even translucent substances will appear.