What are common signs of miscarriage?

• A. Vaginal bleeding, cramping, and loss of pregnancy symptoms
• B. Frequent vomiting and weight gain
• C. Persistent headaches and fatigue
• D. Increased appetite and mood swings

Answer: (A)

The correct answer highlights the common signs of miscarriage, which are vaginal bleeding, cramping, and the loss of pregnancy symptoms. In the context of pregnancy, these signs signify potential complications. Vaginal bleeding can range from light spotting to heavy bleeding, and cramping can occur as the body naturally responds to the changes in the uterus. Additionally, a noticeable decrease or complete loss of pregnancy symptoms, such as nausea and breast tenderness, can occur as the body adjusts to the loss, indicating a potential miscarriage.

The other choices refer to symptoms that are not typically associated with miscarriage. Frequent vomiting and weight gain are often signs of a progressing pregnancy, while persistent headaches and fatigue can occur throughout pregnancy but do not specifically indicate a miscarriage. Increased appetite and mood swings, likewise, are common pregnancy symptoms, rather than signs of a miscarriage. Thus, the first option correctly identifies the key signs that signify a potential miscarriage.