What does it mean when a patient experiences missed abortion?

The so-called missed abortion is a missed abortion or a dead fetus that does not come out of the abdomen. The embryo is still retained in the female uterine cavity after death. Generally, the symptoms are discharged through the vagina within 1-2 months after the woman gives birth. If the embryo stops growing and cannot be discharged naturally within 2 months, it is a missed abortion.

After some women have a miscarriage, the embryo in their abdomen is retained and cannot be discharged smoothly, which in turn causes many abnormal phenomena. This is the so-called missed abortion, causing the patient to experience vaginal bleeding and pain. So let's take a look at what exactly does missed abortion mean for the patient?
1. The basic meaning of missed abortion <br/>The so-called missed abortion can also be called missed abortion and retained dead fetus in clinical practice. It means that after the embryo dies, it still remains in the uterine cavity of the pregnant woman, but the fetus is mostly expelled about 2 months after the symptoms appear. Then after the embryo stops developing, it cannot be expelled smoothly within 2 months, and the patient is said to have missed abortion.
2. Typical phenomena <br/>The first is the occurrence of female endocrine abnormalities, such as diabetes, corpus luteum insufficiency and hypothyroidism; there are also abnormalities in the immune system and pregnancies similar to allogeneic transplants, which involve a complex immunological relationship between the embryo and the mother. If the pregnant woman and the fetus are immune-incompatible, it will cause the mother to reject the embryo, resulting in miscarriage and then missed abortion.
3. Basic conditions <br/>First, the pregnant woman has early pregnancy reaction. Before that, there will be symptoms of threatened abortion. After that, the uterus will no longer grow, but the embryo will shrink. It can extend to the second trimester of pregnancy. The pregnant woman cannot feel the abdomen growing, nor can she feel the fetal movement. During the gynecological examination, it will be found that the cervix is ​​closed, and the female uterus is basically 2 months smaller than the pregnancy month, and the texture is not so soft. The fetal heartbeat cannot be heard. It will also be accompanied by abdominal pain. After bleeding, blood will remain in the uterine cavity, and abdominal pain will occur before vaginal bleeding.
The above describes the phenomenon of missed abortion. This disease is actually caused by incomplete expulsion of the placenta in the abdomen after a pregnant woman has a miscarriage. This phenomenon may occur when it is found that the fetus is not growing and shrinking. Vaginal bleeding and pain may also occur. Therefore, you must be careful and must seek medical attention in time.