Does spontaneous abortion require uterine curettage? What are the precautions after spontaneous abortion?

Some women have spontaneous abortions after pregnancy, usually within three months. Generally, the gestational sac will be discharged completely, but some people's gestational sacs in the uterus are not discharged completely, and they need to go to the hospital for curettage. During the B-ultrasound examination, if there is not much residue in the uterus, there is no vaginal bleeding, or the bleeding is relatively small, conservative treatment can be adopted.

Some women are pregnant, but for unknown reasons, they have miscarriages. The gestational sac flows out of the body without any measures taken. Usually, miscarriages require uterine cleaning in the hospital to avoid incomplete miscarriages. However, the elderly say that natural miscarriages do not require uterine cleaning in the hospital, but women still have some concerns. So, does natural miscarriage require uterine cleaning?
1. Does spontaneous abortion require uterine curettage? <br/>Most spontaneous abortions occur within three months of pregnancy, when the embryo and other appendages flow out of the vagina. Normally, uterine curettage is not necessary, but if you have your period one month after spontaneous abortion, you need to go to the hospital for an ultrasound to check whether the gestational sac has been drained out. A small number of people still have vaginal bleeding one week after spontaneous abortion. If you go to the hospital for examination and see if there are residues in the uterine cavity, you need uterine curettage.
If the B-ultrasound after a spontaneous abortion shows that the residual material is small, there is no vaginal bleeding, or there is a lot of bleeding, conservative treatment is recommended. Some anti-inflammatory drugs and drugs that promote uterine contraction can be used. After about seven days of treatment, there is no bleeding, and the uterine cavity is clean during the B-ultrasound examination, which means that it has been cured. If there is still residual material, uterine curettage is required.
2. What are the precautions after spontaneous abortion?
1. Maintain a regular life. If you do not have a regular life after surgery, bleeding will worsen or leave sequelae. You need to rest in the hospital for a day after the curettage, or go home to recuperate. You need to go to the hospital for observation and treatment in the following days, and ensure adequate rest; starting from the second day of the operation, do not overwork or exercise.
2. Clothing should be loose, do not wear overly tight clothing, and it is best not to wear high heels.
3. Do not drink alcohol during the recovery period. Do not take a bath without the doctor's permission, as taking a bath too early may cause infection. Avoid sexual intercourse for one month.
4. To ensure the health of the mother, do not get pregnant immediately after the operation, because the uterus is damaged during the operation, and pregnancy at this time is very dangerous. Therefore, safe contraceptive measures must be taken.