Patient's question:
This year, I want to have a child. Now I am already pregnant for more than two months. But when I got pregnant, I had symptoms of palpitations and increased leukorrhea. I went to the hospital for related tests. The doctor said this might not be caused by threatened miscarriage. I would like to ask what are the clinical manifestations that are not threatened miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
General symptoms of threatened miscarriage primarily manifest as a small amount of blood discharge from the vagina. The color of the blood can be bright red, pink, or dark brown, depending on the amount of bleeding and the time it accumulates in the vagina. Sometimes, it may be accompanied by mild lower abdominal cramps, a sensation of heaviness in the lower abdomen, lower back pain, and abdominal pain. Clinical manifestations of threatened miscarriage will never cause lower abdominal pain, vaginal tearing, or lower back pain. During pregnancy, we must pay attention to training and rest to prevent overexertion and physical strain.