What should I pay attention to when I have a miscarriage at 14 weeks of pregnancy?

Many women have miscarriages at 14 weeks of pregnancy due to their own personalities or other factors. This phenomenon is very harmful to women's bodies. If not handled properly, it may cause infertility. After 14 weeks of pregnancy, the size of the fetus is already very large. After miscarriage, it is necessary to perform uterine curettage in time. So what should be paid attention to in case of miscarriage at 14 weeks of pregnancy?

First, what should you pay attention to when having an abortion at 14 weeks of pregnancy? It is already 14 weeks, and you can no longer have a medical abortion at this time. Medical abortion must be performed within 49 days of pregnancy. You have missed the effective time for medical abortion. If you want to terminate the pregnancy, you should have induced labor. The earlier the induction of labor is done, the easier it is.

Second, for medical abortion, the indications must be strictly selected. Generally, it is for healthy women under 35 years old who are pregnant for less than 49 days and have no habit of drinking or smoking. It should be performed under the guidance of the attending physician in a medical unit with emergency uterine curettage conditions and under observation. If the pregnancy stops naturally at 14 weeks, you can usually take medicine to induce abortion and then have a simple uterine curettage. Therefore, if it is not a natural stop of pregnancy, do not think of using any method or approach to drain it. This can cause great harm to the body, so you must pay attention to these matters.

Third, if the pregnancy is too short: If the pregnancy is too short, it is not suitable for artificial abortion. Because the pregnancy is short and the changes in the uterus are not obvious, misdiagnosis is likely to occur. Only the detection of blood chorionic gonadotropin can be confirmed. In addition, because the embryo is just developing and its size is very small, if an artificial abortion is performed too early, empty or missed aspiration is likely to occur, resulting in incomplete abortion and failure of the operation.

What should I pay attention to if I have an abortion at 14 weeks of pregnancy? Generally, an induced labor operation is required if the pregnancy exceeds three months. Just like artificial abortion, the longer the pregnancy, the greater the harm to the patient's body. Therefore, if you plan to have an induced labor operation, you should try to do it as early as possible. In addition, medical abortion can usually be done within 49 days of pregnancy, which causes less damage to the uterus. Surgical abortion can be done within three months of pregnancy. Before the abortion, an ultrasound examination is required to rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. A B-ultrasound examination should be performed again one week later to rule out the possibility of poor uterine contraction or residual pregnancy.