Early Miscarriage Symptoms

Research lays down that one out of every five pregnancies end in a miscarriage. Many pregnancies abort even before the woman comes to know that she was pregnant and they are the earliest miscarriages in women. Early miscarriages usually occur before the women enter the 10th month of the pregnancy period. Keeping a tab on the signs of early miscarriage is very important for making sure that the baby inside you is safe. Explore the article to know the symptoms of an early miscarriage and visit your gynecologist or practitioner the moment you experience any of these indicators.

The first sign of an early miscarriage among many women is vaginal bleeding or spotting. However, heavy bleeding doesn't always indicate a miscarriage. Some times, bleeding may also be the result of cervical irritation or the process of implantation, which stops on its own and pregnancy continues without any further problems. About 10% of pregnant women experience vaginal bleeding at some time during their pregnancy period. Still, it is better to consult a doctor.

 

Severe abdominal pain may also be read as a symptom of ectopic pregnancy, a condition which is life threatening and occurs when the baby is planted outside the uterus. In early pregnancy, severe pain on the right side on the abdomen is a serious indicator of emergency. Under such conditions, the expecting women should be rushed to the doctor. However, minor cramps similar to menstrual cramps are normal and are not necessarily an indicator of miscarriage problems.

 

Disappearance of the common symptoms of pregnancy is also a serious sign and indicates a miscarriage. The expecting women will not experience the typical pregnancy symptoms, like nausea and morning sickness. This state is also marked with disappearance of breast tenderness and soreness and the women will herself feel that she is not pregnant. However, these symptoms can not be completely relied upon to read a miscarriage, as the pregnancy symptoms may fluctuate due to any other reason

 

If the expecting woman is not able to sense the baby movements for long, it is to be read as a sign of miscarriage. The practitioner who is being consulted will give instructions and advise you that if a certain time span has passed and you could not feel the movements of baby inside the womb, it is a cause of concern. Under such conditions, the practitioner will call for an evaluation, which includes fetal heart monitoring, to know whether the baby is safe or not.

 

Lower pelvic pain and painful contraction are also counted among the early miscarriage symptoms. Pelvic pain is also a sign of other complications like ectopic pregnancy or ovarian cyst. It is advisable to consult your practitioner if you experience pelvic pain during pregnancy and ensure the safety of your baby. Tingling twitches are also to be taken seriously during pregnancy.