Why does my stomach hurt when I have a miscarriage? There may be these 4 reasons

After a miscarriage, the uterus will continue to contract, causing abdominal pain in pregnant women. If it is just a slight abdominal pain, it is a normal labor phenomenon. If it is due to persistent abdominal pain and a lot of bleeding, you should pay attention. This situation is likely caused by some diseases, such as uterine perforation, uterine cavity snow, incomplete miscarriage, etc.

Pregnancy is supposed to make people feel happy and blessed, but there are always some unexpected phenomena during pregnancy, which affect women's health. Many women will experience spontaneous miscarriage during pregnancy, and some women will have constant stomach pain after spontaneous miscarriage. So, what is the reason for spontaneous miscarriage with stomach pain?
1. Mild abdominal pain after spontaneous abortion <br/>It should be caused by uterine contraction, which is a normal phenomenon. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound check 2 weeks after spontaneous abortion to see if the abortion is complete. If the pain and discomfort persist, you need to be alert to whether there are complications caused by abortion, such as inflammation, infection, or other problems that may cause incomplete abortion, and you need to have a timely check-up.
2. Uterine perforation <br/>Patients with this condition generally experience severe abdominal pain. Of course, a small number of people do not feel obvious pain. Experts say that the abdominal pain caused by uterine perforation is persistent, and a small amount of blood will appear in the vagina. If the uterine perforation is not serious and there is no internal bleeding, conservative treatment can be performed. However, if the uterine perforation is more serious, a uterine curettage operation is required, which is more harmful.
3. Intrauterine blood accumulation <br/>This situation usually occurs within a few hours after the operation. When this happens, the patient's abdomen will feel a knife-like pain, which is unbearable for women. At the same time, a small amount of blood will flow out of the vagina. During the gynecological examination, it can be clearly found that the uterus is enlarged and soft, and the patient will feel pain when touched. At this time, it is necessary to perform a uterine curettage operation immediately and give antibiotics for treatment.
4. Incomplete abortion <br/>There are many abortion hospitals nowadays, but there are not so many truly formal ones. For some reasons, many women choose some informal hospitals or small clinics for abortion, resulting in incomplete abortion. In this case, the patient will have paroxysmal pain in the abdomen, and many women cannot bear it during the attack. If this happens, a uterine curettage is also required.