What Is A Threatened Miscarriage?
Threatened miscarriages are often noticed when going to the toilet as a smear of pink, brown or red loss on the toilet paper. The amount of bleeding may vary from just spotting to a gush with clots. As bleeding is very common and as long as it is not too heavy (heavier than a normal period bleed)-you can stay at home.
However, should you develop any sharp pains during a threatened miscarriage and you are worried, please do not hesitate to contact your healthcare provider/hospital emergency department.
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