Patient's question:
Recently, abdominal pain has reappeared, with occasional lower abdominal leakage. After examination, it was found to be preterm labor. I would like to consult about what symptoms are associated with preterm labor?Doctor's answer:
During pregnancy, recurrent threatened miscarriage mainly occurs in the first three months, primarily because the embryo's implantation at this stage is not very stable. The main symptoms of threatened miscarriage include recurring vaginal bleeding or the appearance of coffee-colored or brown discharge in the vagina, along with lower abdominal pain or accompanied by backache. Severe vomiting can lead to the inability to expel, causing the pregnant woman to lose electrolytes, which can severely endanger the life of both the fetus and the pregnant woman.