What tests are needed for miscarriage

Everyone may be familiar with miscarriage. For women who become mothers for the first time, it is a very painful thing. The anticipation for the fruit of love and the pain of losing it are indescribable. How does it happen? So let us understand what examinations are needed for miscarriage.

You need to first do a routine urine test, a routine blood test, a gynecological examination, and then a B-ultrasound. If there is no abnormality, you can prepare for the operation. If you want to do an painless operation, you must fast and not drink water for six hours before the operation.

What tests should be done for painless abortion? Before painless abortion, you can do a urine pregnancy test first. If you are pregnant, you need to do a preoperative examination for painless abortion: such as B-ultrasound, blood routine, blood type, electrocardiogram and leucorrhea, etc. It is best to prepare for artificial abortion at 6-7 weeks! Sexual intercourse is prohibited 3 days before the operation. You should get enough sleep and take a shower the day before the painless abortion. Be careful not to get cold, so as not to have a fever that affects the operation.

Before the abortion, some routine preoperative examinations need to be done, such as B-ultrasound, gynecological examination, blood routine, etc. If there is no abnormality, the operation can be performed on the same day. Our hospital adopts superconducting visual painless abortion for painless abortion, which is based on advanced analgesia technology, combined with a super-strong visual abortion system, and a disposable fiber tube made of polymer material. Because the fiber tube has good elasticity, it does not require uterine dilation and does not damage the cervix. It is less traumatic to the patient, and the recovery after surgery is fast and there is less bleeding. In addition, the disposable device avoids cross infection after surgery. It is effective, safe, painless, and minimally invasive to truly achieve "three-minute easy abortion". The specific ones should be determined according to the size of your gestational sac. You can drink less water in the morning on the day of surgery and do not eat solid food for examination. When going to the hospital for surgery, it is best to be accompanied by someone, and don't forget to bring necessary daily necessities, such as sanitary napkins, toilet paper, etc.

1. Confirm that the pregnancy is normal and that a painless abortion can be performed in an outpatient clinic.

2. Routine tests: temperature measurement, leucorrhea examination, blood routine, blood coagulation function test are within the normal range; surface antigen test, etc. Go to a regular hospital, the doctor will naturally recommend you to do relevant tests. If there is inflammation (such as vaginitis or cervicitis), it is best to cure it first and then do painless abortion, otherwise it will cause many complications. What tests should be done?