An early pregnancy loss is defined as miscarriage, which is also called spontaneous abortion. The different types of miscarriage are the following. Threatened miscarriage is where spotting or bleeding in the first trimester occurs. The study says that about 20 percent of women will go on to miscarry completely. Desibaba sources found that during this stage the woman is monitored for further bleeding. The Ultrasound exams which are a diagnostic imaging technique which uses high-frequency sound waves and a computer to create images of blood vessels, tissues, and organs are usually performed to monitor growth of the fetus. Complete miscarriage is where the fetus, placenta, and other tissues are passed with bleeding. Incomplete miscarriage is when only a part of the tissues are passed while some remain in the uterus. In this case there may be heavy vaginal bleeding. Missed abortion is when the embryo or fetus dies, but is not conceded out of the uterus. Septic miscarriage is when the mother gets a fever and may have bleeding and discharge with a foul odor. Here abdominal pain is common. Septic miscarriage is a serious condition and can result in shock and organ failure if not treated. Antibiotics and dilation and curettage (D & C) may become necessary. In This dilation and curettage special instruments are used to remove the abnormal pregnancy. Recurrent miscarriage means more than three miscarriages. So some this is a common problem when they are pregnant, if only everything for as hunky dory like the good old film songs, where phases in life pass quickly and happily.