How do you know if you're menstruating or if you're miscarrying?

Menstruation refers to menstruation. Menstruation can be judged by bleeding, menopause history, related examinations, etc. Menstruation or abortion.

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Bleeding volume and bleeding time of menstruation are relatively fixed and regular, color and texture are more common; abortion bleeding may be less at first, then gradually increased, color may be more bright or accompanied by blood clots, bleeding time may not be regular.

3. Menstruation history

If menstruation is regular and has menopause history before, bleeding may increase the possibility of abortion; menstruation generally occurs within the normal menstrual cycle.

4. Related examinations are

detected by blood or urine human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG). After pregnancy, the index will increase. If the test is positive, it may be abortion. If the pregnancy is negative, it is menstruation. Ultrasound examination is also helpful to judge.