Color of pregnancy test stick after spontaneous abortion

Since the implantation of the fertilized egg is not stable in the early stages of pregnancy, miscarriage and other conditions are very likely to occur, which brings a painful blow to pregnant women who were originally immersed in the joy of a successful pregnancy. Let’s learn from each other, can pregnancy be detected after miscarriage?

Generally, a positive pregnancy result can be shown if the test is carried out within a period of time after a miscarriage. This is because the hCG level in the pregnant woman's body will increase significantly during pregnancy, and it is still at a high level after miscarriage, which takes about 1 to 2 weeks to slowly decrease. Some pregnant women with incomplete miscarriage are affected by the residual uterine cavity, and hCG needs a longer time to return to the level.

Spontaneous abortion is mostly caused by non-human errors such as incomplete development of test tube embryos, poor quality of sperm or eggs, and the weak physical fitness of the pregnant woman herself. Different symptoms such as threatened abortion, inevitable abortion, incomplete abortion, and complete abortion often occur. When pregnant women experience symptoms such as paroxysmal abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, etc., they should go to the hospital for medical treatment in time.

After a miscarriage, the body of a pregnant woman is in a weak state and is prone to infection due to residues in the uterine cavity or bacterial invasion. Therefore, it is recommended that pregnant women rest in bed appropriately after abortion, refrain from having sex for about a month, and pay attention to the cleaning and care of the private parts to ensure that the body can recover as soon as possible.

Color of pregnancy test stick after spontaneous abortion

For most patients with spontaneous abortion, even if it is a complete abortion, the pregnancy test stick may still show (-) about ten days after the abortion. This is mainly because the body's trophoblasts have not completely apoptotic, so the early pregnancy test will continue to show (-). Because individual differences are different, the duration of this phenomenon is different. For some people, the (-) situation may last from 20 days to about 1 month. It is recommended to do a B-ultrasound examination clinically to rule out the possibility of incomplete miscarriage. In addition, it is also recommended to draw blood for HCG test. If the blood HCG continues to decrease, it is clinically normal.