Patient's question:
I am a medical student and I am particularly interested in miscarriage and clinical diagnosis. What are the classifications and clinical manifestations of miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Miscarriage is divided into threatened miscarriage, which is confirmed pregnancy with a gestational sac in the uterus and a very small amount of bleeding, but the baby is developing well. If the bleeding from a threatened miscarriage increases further, it can lead to inevitable miscarriage, which means the miscarriage is unavoidable. If only a small part of the miscarriage is expelled, leaving a small amount remaining in the uterine cavity, it is considered incomplete miscarriage. If there are two or more natural miscarriages, it is referred to as recurrent miscarriage.