How to determine whether it is a spontaneous abortion?

Some women will experience spontaneous abortion after becoming pregnant. This is a very normal phenomenon. There are many reasons for this to happen, and many families are troubled by it. Let’s take a look at the symptoms of spontaneous abortion.

Symptoms of spontaneous abortion include:

1. If the embryo is expelled, bleeding and lower abdominal pain are relieved and the doctor confirms that it is a complete abortion, curettage is not required and no special treatment is needed.

2. Gynecologists point out that vaginal bleeding lasts more than 7 days or the amount of bleeding is more than menstruation. If it is accompanied by lower abdominal pain or amniotic fluid leakage, miscarriage is inevitable; if there is heavy bleeding, it must be an incomplete miscarriage. In both cases, curettage should be performed.

3. Those who have had two consecutive miscarriages (also known as habitual miscarriage) should try to find out the cause of the miscarriage (such as chromosomal abnormalities, autoimmune diseases, maternal and fetal blood type incompatibility, and loose cervical os, etc.) before getting pregnant again. Only by treating the cause can they have a normal pregnancy and childbirth.

4. Patients with only a small amount of vaginal bleeding or mild back pain usually have threatened abortion. The fetus can usually be saved by taking tocolytic drugs and resting in bed.

Through the above introduction, everyone should know the symptoms of spontaneous abortion. Once discovered, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid life-threatening danger for the pregnant woman.