Patient's question:
I am pregnant. Every time it's around [] when I don't know how it starts bleeding, and soon after, I have a miscarriage. This has caused great harm to both my body and mind. I really don't want to continue like this. Please ask: What are the dangers of habitual miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Symptoms may initially only manifest as slight vaginal abrasions or mild lower abdominal discomfort, with bleeding that can last for several days or weeks and involve a small amount of blood. Once vaginal bleeding increases significantly and abdominal pain worsens, a careful examination may reveal that the cervix has already dilated, or even show a fetal sac obstructing the cervix, at which point miscarriage becomes unavoidable. If all early pregnancy tissue is expelled, it is called a complete miscarriage; if only part of the early pregnancy tissue is expelled and some remains in the uterine cavity, it is called an incomplete miscarriage, which requires immediate uterine clearance to resolve.What are the hazards of habitual miscarriage? Due to individual differences and varying causes, it is recommended that you seek treatment at a designated hospital for quick conception for symptomatic treatment.