How to differentiate complete abortion

Many situations may lead to miscarriage, but miscarriage is still very harmful to the body. It not only causes physical harm, but also great psychological harm, which is often unacceptable. Many people do not know how to identify and diagnose it. Today we will learn how to identify and diagnose complete miscarriage.

Complete abortion differential diagnosis:

1. Ectopic pregnancy: The patient has sudden severe pain in the lower abdomen, and even shock, but the amount of vaginal bleeding is small, which is inconsistent with the degree of shock. During abdominal examination, the patient refuses to press due to pain or has strong tenderness and rebound pain, sometimes with shifting dullness. Vaginal examination shows a mass and tenderness in the uterine appendages. Posterior fornix puncture can draw blood, which is helpful for diagnosis.

2. Functional uterine bleeding: Patients often have a history of menstrual disorders, and the uterus may be smaller or slightly larger than normal.

3. Uterine fibroids: There is no history of amenorrhea, but there are menstrual disorders. The uterus is enlarged or uneven, and harder than a normal uterus.

4. Choriocarcinoma: It often occurs secondary to a vesicular embryonic mass, miscarriage or full-term delivery, with irregular vaginal bleeding, enlarged and softened uterus, and early lung metastasis. Patients may have cough, hemoptysis, anemia, and cachexia.

The above is an introduction to the diagnosis of complete miscarriage. I believe that you can learn a lot after reading this article. I hope you can pass on what you have learned to the people around you to avoid miscarriage, so that the effect of what you have learned can be maximized.

1. Notes:

1. Patients with acute infectious diseases must wait for a period of time after recovery before becoming pregnant. Patients with chronic diseases should be treated until their condition is stable and approved by a specialist before becoming pregnant.

2. Couples with a history of miscarriage should go to the hospital for examination in time to find out the cause of the miscarriage. No matter which party has the problem, they should be treated in time and have children after recovery.

3. Pregnant women should avoid contact with harmful chemicals, such as benzene, mercury, radiation, etc. In the early stages of pregnancy, you should avoid going to public places to avoid viral and bacterial infections. If a pregnant woman is sick, she should take medication under the guidance of a doctor in time and not take medication at will.