Is there a good way to cure inevitable miscarriage?

Everyone is concerned about whether there is a good way to cure inevitable miscarriage. In fact, miscarriage can be cured as long as everyone chooses the correct treatment method. Here we would like to remind everyone: you cannot take medicine to cause miscarriage on your own, nor can you go to a small diagnosis to cause miscarriage, because this is irresponsible for women's health. The specific treatments for inevitable miscarriage are:

Inevitable miscarriage means that miscarriage is inevitable, and all measures to preserve the fetus should be stopped, because at this time, preserving the fetus is meaningless and will only cover up clinical symptoms. In addition, close attention should be paid to the shape and texture of vaginal discharge. It is necessary to collect and retain the discharge, and dispose of the discharge after the doctor confirms that it is a complete miscarriage, because if it is an incomplete miscarriage, curettage should be performed to avoid heavy bleeding. In inevitable miscarriage, if the embryo is completely discharged, vaginal bleeding will often decrease or stop, and abdominal pain will also be alleviated or disappear. This is called a complete miscarriage. If only part of the embryonic tissue falls out, and part of it remains in the uterine cavity, this is called an incomplete miscarriage, and bleeding will continue, and there will be symptoms of abdominal pain. Therefore, as long as there is too much bleeding and severe abdominal pain, you should go to the hospital. It is important to remember that if "something" falls out, you must take it to the doctor for examination. The doctor will decide whether surgery is needed to remove the bad embryo in the uterine cavity based on the examination results.

In the early pregnancy period (within 12 weeks of pregnancy, in addition to paying attention to dietary hygiene and avoiding excessive fatigue, you should also avoid excessive tension and maintain emotional stability to help protect the fetus. Do not have sex in the first 3 months of pregnancy. If the fetus is found to be abnormally developed and the doctor believes that a curettage should be performed, the patient should not delay to avoid excessive blood loss (even shock, death, or the formation of internal genital inflammation that affects future fertility.

Try to eat well, sleep well, and pay attention to increasing nutrition to enhance the body's resistance to disease and promote the early repair of damaged organs. After abortion, you should eat more protein-rich foods such as fish, meat, eggs, and bean products, as well as fresh vegetables rich in vitamins to speed up your body's recovery. You should take food supplements immediately; you should not eat raw, cold, or irritating foods. If you have the conditions, you can refer to the normal postpartum diet. In addition, you should follow the taboos after childbirth in your life, do not take a bath, do not drink cold drinks, keep your clothes warm, and avoid catching a cold.