Patient's question:
I seem to be pregnant for a month, but I haven't taken a test. I haven't shown any signs of pregnancy. Now I have abdominal pain and can't move without feeling pain. There's blackish-red discharge. What are the signs of miscarriage at one month of pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Early miscarriage is a common symptom. The main symptoms are as follows: vaginal bleeding and increased abdominal pain. Careful abortion is threatened by the expansion of abortion. This vaginal bleeding increases with intermittent lower abdominal pain or the recurrence of vaginal effusion (rupture of membranes). Gynecological examination reveals that the cervical opening is sometimes found to have an embryo union or a gestational sac blocking the uterus. The size of the uterus is consistent with or slightly lower than the menstrual cycle. Early miscarriage must be incomplete abortion. The products of early pregnancy have been partially expelled, but there are still some remnants in the uterine cavity, which are inevitable due to the expansion of miscarriage. Due to the remnants of early pregnancy products in the uterine cavity, it interferes with uterine contraction, leading to persistent uterine bleeding or excessive rupture of the cervix, resulting in hypovolemic shock.