Is confinement necessary for spontaneous abortion? Analyze specific situations

Spontaneous miscarriage is mostly caused by problems with the pregnant woman herself, such as a thin endometrium or the inability of the fetus to continue to develop. Generally, miscarriage within 12 weeks is called early miscarriage, and miscarriage after 12 weeks is called late miscarriage. So should confinement be used for spontaneous miscarriage?

1. Causes of spontaneous abortion <br/>Spontaneous abortion may be caused by abnormal chromosomes, such as abnormal chromosome balance, inversion and duplication, and chromosome polyploidy. This chromosomal abnormality will decrease with the increase of abortions. There is also corpus luteum dysfunction in the mother, which affects the implantation of the egg. There is also polycystic ovary syndrome, because the body contains very high levels of luteinizing hormone and hormones, which will reduce the fertility of the endometrium, so it will cause abortion. There is also thyroid disease, which can also cause repeated spontaneous abortions. If it is an uncontrolled insulin-dependent diabetes, it will also cause spontaneous abortions.
2. Threatened abortion <br/>Threatened abortion is generally caused by insufficient progesterone function. At the beginning, you can receive treatment to preserve the pregnancy, and you also need to rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. Once this type of abortion occurs, only surgical treatment is needed. After the treatment, the body needs to recover and recuperate. Although there is no need to sit in confinement after childbirth, the recuperation time must not be less than one week.

3. Complete abortion <br/>This type of abortion is relatively thorough. As long as it is handled properly, there will be no infection, and there will be basically no residue in the uterine cavity, so there is no need for surgical treatment. Generally, three to five days of recuperation are enough. During this period, you should pay attention to nutritional intake.
4. Incomplete abortion <br/>Incomplete abortion means that the embryo and its tissues cannot be completely discharged during abortion. If an incomplete abortion occurs in the early stage, vacuum aspiration can be used, which causes less trauma to the body. In the case of late abortion, uterine contractions need to be promoted and medication needs to be taken. If the condition is serious, curettage is required to remove some residual pregnancy products in the uterine cavity, and antibiotics should be injected in a timely manner.
Although spontaneous abortion does not require as long a period of confinement as postpartum confinement, it still requires a good rest, balanced nutrition, and sexual intercourse, otherwise it will be detrimental to the recovery of the uterus. Even if you have fully recovered, you should still go to the hospital for regular checkups.