Key points for diagnosis of incomplete abortion

Incomplete abortion often occurs in late pregnancy (after 10 weeks), when the placenta is developing or has already formed. During abortion, the fetus and part of the placenta are expelled, and the whole placenta or part of the placenta is still attached to the uterine wall. What are the key points for diagnosing incomplete abortion? Let's take a look at them together.

What are the key points in diagnosing incomplete abortion?

1. Clinical manifestations

It is inevitable that the miscarriage will continue to develop. Part of the pregnancy product will be expelled from the body, while some will remain in the uterine cavity or be embedded in the cervical opening, affecting uterine contraction, leading to continuous or heavy bleeding, and even hemorrhagic shock.

(ii) Gynecological examination

The cervix has dilated and blood is continuously flowing out of the cervix. Sometimes, the products of pregnancy can be seen blocking the cervix and the uterus is smaller than the number of weeks after menstruation.

(III) Auxiliary examination

Experts said that B-ultrasound of patients with incomplete abortion showed residual tissue in the uterus.

Experts say that once the diagnosis is confirmed, a curettage should be performed promptly to remove residual tissue in the uterine cavity. The cure standard is complete expulsion of the contents of the uterine cavity, that is, complete abortion.

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.