Symptoms Of Miscarriage

The most common symptom of miscarriage is vaginal bleeding
Symptoms of miscarriage are varied, which can be small streaks or brown fluid or heavy bleeding and bright red. Bleeding may last for days.
However, low vaginal bleeding is relatively common in the first quarter of pregnancy (12 weeks) and does not mean that a woman has a miscarriage.
If a woman has vaginal bleeding, she should see a doctor at the obstetric or obstetrics department (EPU) at the local health facility as soon as possible.
Other symptoms of miscarriage include:
Cramps and lower abdominal pain

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Vaginal discharge.
The organization is ejected from the vagina.
No more pregnancy symptoms like fatigue and chest pain
When do I need emergency medical help?
Ectopic abortion is rare.



However, this condition is dangerous because it can lead to internal bleeding. Symptoms of ectopic pregnancy include:
Severe and persistent abdominal pain, often unilateral pain.
Vaginal bleeding or a trace, usually after the pain begins.
Pain spread to the shoulders.
Diarrhea and vomiting.
Feeling drowsy and dizzy, may faint.
These symptoms usually appear between the 5th and 14th week of pregnancy If a woman experiences any of the above symptoms, immediately go to the nearest emergency department.



If you cannot go by yourself, dial 115 to call an ambulance.
Egg conception
In rare cases, vaginal bleeding is caused by an egg. An egg fetus is an abnormal developing placenta, resulting in an abnormal mass of cells in the uterus instead of the fetus.
Ovulation is usually detected during the first ultrasound scan, at weeks 10-16 of pregnancy.
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