What is the diagnosis of complete miscarriage?

What is the diagnostic basis for complete abortion? There are many types of spontaneous abortion, and complete abortion refers to a complete abortion, and there is no pregnancy substance in the patient's body. However, because the types of spontaneous abortion are very complicated, how to diagnose whether it is a complete abortion? What is the diagnostic basis for complete abortion?

Abortion refers to the termination of the embryo or fetus before 28 weeks of pregnancy, and the fetus weighs less than 1000 grams. Abortion that occurs before 12 weeks of pregnancy is early abortion; that between 12 and 28 weeks is late abortion; abortion can be divided into threatened abortion, inevitable abortion, complete abortion, incomplete abortion, delayed abortion, habitual abortion and infectious abortion, among which inevitable abortion, incomplete abortion and infectious abortion require emergency treatment.

Complete abortion diagnostic ultrasound images:

1. History of amenorrhea.

2. The embryo and its appendages have all been expelled.

3. The cervix is ​​fully dilated.

4. The lochia disappears within a few days.

5. The uterus is normal size or slightly larger than normal;

6. Regular uterine waves were seen in the uterine cavity, but no irregular light masses were seen.

Spontaneous abortion is a misfortune for pregnant women, but in a sense, spontaneous abortion is a way for humans to continuously optimize themselves, and it is also a selection for the new life in the womb. Survival of the fittest is the law of nature. Early abortion of fetuses with chromosomal abnormalities, which account for more than 50% of miscarriages, will reduce the birth of deformed babies. Therefore, before preserving the fetus, the cause should be found out as much as possible, and do not preserve the fetus blindly.