Patient's question:
I would like to ask about the phenomenon of miscarriage. I am currently pregnant and have not yet reached two months, but today I noticed some bleeding. I am worried it might be a miscarriage, and I hope the doctor can help me.Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of miscarriage include vaginal bleeding again with a small amount of discharge before 28 weeks of pregnancy, accompanied by mild lower abdominal pain. No early pregnancy tissue is expelled from the vagina, the cervix remains closed, and the amniotic fluid has not ruptured. If not treated promptly and given adequate rest, the pain may worsen, and the bleeding may increase continuously. Miscarriage cannot be prevented. It is recommended that you visit the gynecology department of a hospital for a thorough examination and symptomatic treatment.