How to distinguish miscarriage from menstruation

Often referred to as miscarriage, menstruation usually refers to the physiological cycle that occurs every month before a woman becomes pregnant. Some young women, especially those who have just gotten married, often cannot tell whether they are having their period or having a miscarriage. There is usually a certain distinction between the two.

1. Miscarriage: Miscarriage usually means that the embryo and fetus are not yet viable and the pregnancy has been terminated. There are usually many reasons that lead to miscarriage, such as embryonic factors. When the embryo develops abnormally, it is necessary to terminate the pregnancy through abortion. When the pregnant woman's endocrine system is abnormal, or there is an endocrine disorder, it is necessary to terminate the pregnancy through abortion. Or the patient has no intention of having a child and has an unexpected pregnancy. When she does not want to have a child, abortion can also achieve the effect of terminating the pregnancy.

2. Menstruation: Menstruation usually refers to a physiological phenomenon that occurs every month in women. This is because with the physiological cycle, the endometrium will shed periodically, which will cause regular menstruation. During menstruation, you may experience abdominal distension and pain. When this happens, you can usually drink some brown sugar ginger water, which can promote the discharge of menstruation and improve abdominal distension and pain.