Patient's question:
By mistake, I had a miscarriage two days ago, and then I started experiencing abdominal pain and bleeding (I had received intravenous drips).The blood doesn’t look like normal blood. It seems dry... but it keeps flowing... like someone injured and lost a lot of blood. The blood wasn’t wiped away, and it wasn’t washed... it just dried up. When I go to the bathroom, it flows out in pieces... only dark black in color. I can’t describe it properly... My right side is very painful... Sometimes even walking is painful... It feels like I can’t exert force... Just standing straight makes it unbearable... It could be what people call "illness."
Could you please ask the doctor what’s going on?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are many types of miscarriage. Generally, the symptoms of miscarriage include spotting, which means that in the early stages of pregnancy, there may be abdominal pain or no pain, followed by symptoms such as a small amount of vaginal bleeding. These symptoms are mainly considered to be signs of miscarriage. Generally, miscarriage is divided into several types, including threatened miscarriage, incomplete miscarriage, missed miscarriage, and complete miscarriage. Sometimes, a missed miscarriage may show no symptoms at all. It is usually discovered during an examination that the gestational sac has stopped growing and has died within the uterine cavity.Advice: The above are the main symptoms of miscarriage. After becoming pregnant, it is important to rest, avoid fatigue and staying up late, maintain a good mood, and undergo regular prenatal care. Generally, there is no major issue, so there is no need to worry too much.