Does spontaneous abortion require uterine curettage?

Does spontaneous abortion require uterine curettage?

1. Whether a spontaneous abortion requires uterine curettage should be determined based on the specific circumstances. If the spontaneous abortion is a complete abortion, uterine curettage is generally not required. If it is an incomplete abortion, uterine curettage is usually required.

2. Spontaneous abortion is caused by non-human factors, and its causes are more complicated. Taking into account embryo factors, maternal factors, environmental factors, etc., it is mainly manifested as vaginal bleeding after menopause, also accompanied by abdominal pain. If it is a complete abortion, there is generally no residual pregnancy tissue in the uterine cavity during ultrasound examination, and there is no need for curettage at this time. If it is an incomplete abortion, some tissue remains in the uterine cavity or the cervical opening is blocked, which can easily cause a lot of uterine bleeding. Curettage is required at this time. After curettage, the tissue retained in the uterus can be removed, which helps repair the uterus and reduce the possibility of bleeding and infection.

3. After a miscarriage, you should adjust your mentality in time and avoid the stimulation of negative emotions. Since the body cannot return to normal immediately in a short period of time, you should rest in time, avoid strenuous exercise, bathing or sexual intercourse. Pay attention to the nutritional balance of your diet. You can eat some eggs, lean meat and other appropriate amounts of food, which can meet the body's nutritional needs and promote physical health. If you have any discomfort after a miscarriage, you should seek medical attention in time.