Can a pre-marital physical examination detect miscarriage?

I believe that many people attach great importance to the important matter of marriage. After all, most people will only have one marriage in their lifetime, and premarital physical examination has become something that many people will do, because it can detect whether both parties have some diseases in their bodies, especially infectious diseases, to prevent the other party from developing disease symptoms after marriage. So, can a pre-marital physical examination detect miscarriage?

First, can a premarital physical examination detect miscarriage? A premarital physical examination is a checkup that both men and women undergo before marriage in order to detect diseases and ensure a happy marriage. The gynecological examination items in the marriage check-up mainly check whether the female vulva skin is damaged or inflamed. In addition, a bimanual abdominal and anal examination is performed, but no vaginal examination is performed. Auxiliary examinations include abdominal B-ultrasound, urine routine examination, liver and kidney function tests, etc. Therefore, a premarital examination cannot tell whether the woman has a history of miscarriage.

Second, a premarital examination will not detect a woman’s history of miscarriage. A premarital checkup is a full-body physical examination for women, mainly to check whether they have genetic diseases, infectious diseases, and diseases related to marriage and childbearing, so it will not detect previous insemination. Generally, an abortion will dilate the uterus, but it only dilates the cervical opening a little bit, and the shape does not change significantly. Unless the doctor asks about the reproductive history, it is generally difficult to distinguish with the naked eye. Natural childbirth causes the cervix to tear and the shape will change significantly. Marriage examinations mainly focus on infectious diseases, genetic diseases, etc., and do not check whether there has been a miscarriage in the past. It is not scientific to judge whether there is a history of pregnancy based on whether the cervical opening is in a straight line or a circle. Even if an experienced doctor knows this, he will not make any comments, and it will not be reflected in the examination report. Don't worry about it.

Can a premarital physical examination detect miscarriage? However, if your miscarriage and premarital physical examination are done in the same hospital, then the hospital records will have records of your previous miscarriage, and some more experienced doctors can also find out whether you have experienced pregnancy or miscarriage through observation. But women don't have to worry. Doctors have professional ethics and cannot disclose patients' privacy. Therefore, doctors will not tell their partners about their miscarriage experiences. Girls who are really worried can communicate with their doctors.