Одна дура сказала, другая еи аплодирует.Difference between a threatened miscarriage and an inevitable miscarriageA threatened miscarriage, where in 80% of the cases the baby is just fine, occurs around 5 to 7 weeks. During a threatened miscarriage a small amount of blood is lost when the placenta matures and takes over progesterone production. In these situations a woman loses a small amount of dark blood at about the time when her period is due. Cramping, and a pain similar to period pain and the absence of nausea and tender breasts may usually be just a very frightening experience for the young mother but in most of the cases the baby is not harmed.During a real (or inevitable) miscarriage, the cervix opens and the placenta breaks free from the uterine wall. In these cases the following symptoms are usually reported