What should I do if I have a miscarriage? You can learn more about it through the following content.

Once a woman becomes pregnant, except for the idea of ​​artificial abortion in case of accidental pregnancy, most pregnant women hope that the fetus can grow healthily in the abdomen until delivery. But sometimes, there will be accidents of spontaneous abortion after pregnancy. If there is a threat of spontaneous abortion, you must seek medical treatment in time to preserve the fetus. In case of inevitable spontaneous abortion, you should ensure that the embryo and placenta are completely discharged from the body.

In the case of an unexpected pregnancy, people often choose artificial abortion, but many pregnant women who want children are often afraid of natural miscarriage, because natural miscarriage often leads to pregnancy failure. Once a natural miscarriage occurs, pregnant women are particularly afraid. So what should they do if a natural miscarriage occurs? This question can be understood through the following content.
Pregnant women with threatened miscarriage should take measures to preserve the fetus. Pregnant women with threatened miscarriage should pay attention to it. First, they should go to a doctor for diagnosis and take measures to preserve the fetus. They can supplement progesterone. Then they should stay in bed and rest. In serious cases, they should not get out of bed except to go to the toilet until the threatened miscarriage is stable.
If miscarriage is unavoidable, it is necessary to ensure that the embryo and placental tissue are completely discharged from the body.
1. The embryo and placenta tissue have completely flowed out of the body . At this time, ultrasound diagnosis can be performed to confirm whether there are any residual substances in the uterine cavity. If not and there are no symptoms of infection, no follow-up treatment is necessary. If there are some inflammatory reactions, anti-inflammatory treatment should be performed.
2. The embryo and placenta tissue are not expelled from the body . At this time, you can first perform a vacuum aspiration to expel the placenta and embryo residues from the uterine cavity. If the residual tissue is not completely removed from the uterine cavity after the vacuum aspiration, further curettage and curettage are required. It is best to perform a pathological examination on the aborted tissue to see what caused it. Anti-inflammatory and anti-infection treatment should also be done in the follow-up.
Spontaneous miscarriage is sometimes inevitable. At this time, what pregnant women need to do is to save the fetus as much as possible. If there is really no way to save the fetus, they must do a good job of post-abortion care to prevent another spontaneous miscarriage.