Can female miscarriage be cured?

Abortion is very harmful to women's bodies, so can it be cured? This question must have troubled many people. The impact of abortion on women is not only physical, but also has certain psychological effects. Therefore, this issue should be taken seriously. How should women who have had abortion be treated? Everyone must choose a treatment method that suits them.

In addition to bed rest and abstention from sexual intercourse, the treatment of threatened abortion should create an environment conducive to stabilizing the patient's mood and relieving tension. For those with a history of abortion, more spiritual support should be given. If the pregnant woman's progesterone level is low, progesterone support therapy can be used.

When an unavoidable or incomplete miscarriage occurs in early pregnancy, vacuum aspiration should be performed in time. Carefully examine the aborted tissue and send it for pathological examination. For late miscarriage, uterine contractions need to be promoted. After the fetus and placenta are completely delivered, check whether the placenta and fetal membranes are complete. If necessary, curettage should be performed to remove the residual pregnancy products in the uterine cavity. For those with excessive vaginal bleeding, complete laboratory tests, blood transfusion and infusion, anti-shock treatment when necessary, and antibiotics should be given to prevent infection for those with prolonged bleeding.

Missed abortion is usually treated by artificial abortion. If the embryo stops developing for a long time, the pregnancy tissue will be tightly adhered to the uterine wall, which may cause difficulty in surgery and may cause heavy bleeding due to abnormal coagulation function. Before treatment, the blood routine, coagulation time, platelet count, etc. should be checked, and blood transfusion should be prepared.

For patients with luteal insufficiency, progesterone can be used for treatment. During treatment, observe the patient's symptoms and test results, and perform ultrasound examinations to clarify fetal development if necessary. Before preserving pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy should be ruled out first.