Can a miscarriage be detected by a physical examination?

Young people nowadays are very open-minded, and more and more people have accepted premarital sex. For this group of people, they must take good contraceptive measures, otherwise it will affect both parties after pregnancy, and only abortion can solve this problem. Many women are very worried that they can be detected through physical examinations after abortion. So can physical examinations after abortion detect it?

First, can it be detected during a physical examination after miscarriage? It cannot be detected through B-ultrasound, but an experienced doctor can tell through a gynecological examination. However, doctors nowadays respect the patients' feelings, and they generally won't say anything directly. I think you can rest assured. And it depends on how long it has been since you had the abortion. You will recover almost completely after a long time, so don't worry.

Second, generally speaking, the best time for abortion is 35-55 days of pregnancy, and no later than 70 days. Because the gestational sac is small but clearly visible at this time, the placenta has not yet formed, and the uterine wall is thicker, the embryo can be easily sucked out during surgery, and the success rate of the operation is high.

Third, you must choose a regular and professional hospital for artificial abortion to avoid bacterial infection caused by improper operating environment and operation, which may lead to pelvic adnexitis. It is recommended to rest in bed for a few days after an artificial abortion, avoid excessive fatigue and cold, and eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins. After an artificial abortion, you should also pay attention to keeping your private parts clean and hygienic, avoid having sex within one month, and observe vaginal bleeding. If the bleeding lasts for more than a week and is accompanied by abnormal conditions such as abdominal pain, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time.

Can miscarriage be detected through physical examination? When a woman goes to the hospital for examination, the doctor will not specifically check whether there is a history of miscarriage, except for some special diseases, it is necessary to know the status of miscarriage. On the other hand, if a woman recovers particularly well after an abortion, the doctor will not be able to detect it because the uterus has the ability to repair itself. However, if there is a problem with the abortion surgery a woman has chosen before, it may affect her future fertility. If she goes to the hospital for a check-up at this time, she may be diagnosed with abortion. If you don’t take good care of yourself after an abortion, it can easily lead to various gynecological diseases, so your history of abortion may be detected during future gynecological examinations.