How do you know you've had a miscarriage?

There are many reasons for miscarriage, some are external factors, some are physical factors of the pregnant woman, and some may be problems with the fetus. Moreover, many of the causes of miscarriage are unavoidable, so if you encounter such a situation, you can only consider yourself unlucky. However, once an accident occurs, the abnormality must be detected in time. So, how do you know you’ve had a miscarriage? Let’s take a look below.

This situation usually occurs as a biochemical pregnancy. Guidance: Most menstruation can come on time, but the menstrual flow is slightly more than usual. It may last for several days or more, sometimes accompanied by sweating, which is mostly a sign of miscarriage.

After miscarriage, wounds form in the uterine cavity, and the body's immunity decreases. Sexual intercourse can easily lead to ascending infection, resulting in endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and adnexitis. Secondly, if you do not pay attention to contraception, you may get pregnant again too early and have another miscarriage, which will increase damage to the uterus. Therefore, sexual intercourse is prohibited for one month after a miscarriage. It is best to have a gynecological examination and ultrasound recheck in the hospital, and treat anti-inflammatory treatment as appropriate; if there is any residue in the uterine cavity, the uterus should be cleaned out in time, otherwise the residue will stay in the uterine cavity for too long, and the bleeding time is long, which is prone to secondary infection.

How to prevent spontaneous abortion

1. Adjust your work and rest schedule to a regular lifestyle, do appropriate exercise, and ensure 8 hours of sleep every day. Avoid staying up late, irregular work and rest schedule, etc. Adjust your working status and avoid excessive work pressure.

2. Keep a good mood, pay attention to personal hygiene, change clothes more often, and take a bath frequently. Pay special attention to the cleanliness of the genitals to prevent bacterial infection. Clothes should be loose and belts should not be tight.

3. Choose the right diet and the food should be easy to digest. In particular, choose foods rich in various vitamins and trace elements, such as various vegetables, fruits, beans, eggs, meat, etc.

4. Be careful to avoid sexual intercourse. Pregnant women with a history of spontaneous abortion should avoid sexual intercourse within three months of pregnancy.

5. Regular prenatal examinations should be performed in early pregnancy to help doctors detect and deal with abnormalities in a timely manner and provide guidance for pregnancy care. Patients who have experienced spontaneous abortion should seek medical attention as soon as possible if they become pregnant again.