Does threatened abortion require uterine curettage?

I believe that everyone has a certain understanding of the symptoms of threatened miscarriage. It is one of the most common symptoms for pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy. It has a great impact on the fetus and can easily lead to miscarriage. However, there are still many people who are not very familiar with miscarriage today, and do not know whether uterine curettage is needed after the symptoms of threatened miscarriage appear. Therefore, we should learn more about these professional knowledge to avoid delaying the disease.

Pregnant women must not take chances after experiencing threatened miscarriage, but should take appropriate care measures to ensure the healthy development of the fetus and avoid unexpected situations. If the condition is serious, we should go to the hospital again for treatment and take pregnancy-preserving drugs under the guidance of a doctor, so that the body can recover as soon as possible.

So does threatened abortion require uterine curettage? Threatened abortion does not mean that the pregnant woman has already had a miscarriage, but it refers to the symptoms of vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal pain in women. At this time, the fetus is not dead, and the cervix has not opened and the placenta is intact. As long as we use appropriate methods to deal with it, it will not cause a big impact on the fetus, so we do not need to perform uterine curettage. After the patient finds that he has this kind of disease, he should rest in bed, supplement balanced nutrition, and avoid sexual life. If the symptoms are serious, you should also use tocolytic drugs for treatment to improve the safety of the fetus and ensure its healthy growth.

If the threatened abortion is not controlled in time, resulting in incomplete development of the test tube embryo and a continuous decrease in the hcg level, it can easily lead to miscarriage. Therefore, we must terminate the pregnancy as soon as possible at this time. After terminating the pregnancy, we should not take chances and should take medicine to promote the excretion of test tube embryo tissue to avoid the residual test tube embryo tissue. If necessary, we should also perform a curettage to remove the residual embryonic tissue in the uterine cavity and prevent the occurrence of infection, otherwise it will cause serious damage to the woman's body and may even affect her fertility.

In short, threatened abortion does not require uterine curettage, and we must not blindly carry out treatment, otherwise it will seriously harm women's health. However, if the threatened abortion eventually develops into miscarriage and causes the remnant of test tube embryonic tissue, we need to perform a uterine curettage to remove the remaining test tube embryonic tissue in the body and prevent the occurrence of infection.