Things to note after missed abortion

Compared with spontaneous abortion and induced abortion, missed abortion is not a popular term, which means that not many people know about this type of "abortion". In fact, missed abortion refers to the situation where the embryo stops developing after conception, but fails to be expelled naturally and instead remains in the uterus for 1 to 2 months. The harm of missed abortion is very great, so it is necessary to provide good rehabilitation care after delivery.

So, what are the precautions after missed abortion? Because missed abortion is not the abortion that everyone is familiar with, its precautions are also different. Generally speaking, patients need to do the following to reduce harm to themselves.

Missed abortion causes more serious damage to the uterus than ordinary abortion, and the probability of incomplete abortion in one operation is relatively high. Generally, medication is used first and then artificial curettage is performed. After an abortion you must:

1. Recheck the B-ultrasound to confirm that the abortion is complete;

2. To prevent inflammation after surgery, you can usually inject anti-inflammatory drugs intravenously

3. No sexual intercourse within one month;

4. Do not take a bath in a tub within one month;

5. It is best to go to a eugenics clinic to check the cause of the miscarriage. Generally, your husband will be checked first, and then you, because it is easier to check for men, and the cause of such miscarriage is also likely to be a problem with the man's sperm;

6. It is best to take a full month off.

In addition, it is necessary to rest in bed more after the operation, pay attention to nutrition, strengthen personal hygiene, avoid wind, wear a hat, and avoid cold water.

What needs to be reminded here is that once you are pregnant, it is best to have regular prenatal checkups to observe the development of the fetus so that you can understand the patient's condition. In addition, after pregnancy, you should adjust your lifestyle and diet to facilitate the healthy development of the fetus, so as to prevent the fetus from stagnating. Of course, if it is confirmed multiple times that the fetus has stopped developing, an abortion should be performed promptly.