Patient's question:
My period is a week late, I have bloating, breast pain, and feel a bit nauseous. It feels like pregnancy, but a pregnancy test only shows one red line. But later, it still came with red blood. What's the difference between a miscarriage and a normal period?Doctor's answer:
Taking a test paper test that is not positive and now having your period suggests a low chance of pregnancy. After ruling out pregnancy, menstruation being one week earlier or later is generally normal. You can wait and see. A normal period usually cleans up within a week. If it's a miscarriage, the bleeding may not come on time and may be accompanied by some abdominal pain. If you're not sure, you can also take a blood hCG test to confirm.There are many treatment methods in obstetrics and gynecology, but since patients have different symptoms, the diagnostic methods used will also vary. Therefore, patients need to have timely and thorough examinations and diagnoses to receive appropriate treatment.