Why do I still have miscarriages at six months of pregnancy? How many months of pregnancy can I have an abortion?

Pregnancy is a big happy event for a family, and it is the addition of a new life. Generally, all aspects of early pregnancy are unstable, so special attention should be paid to avoid miscarriage, but miscarriage is also possible in the second trimester, which is usually related to usual attention.

Why do I still have miscarriage at six months of pregnancy?

Uterine infection

It may be because the father's sperm enters the uterus and carries the virus, causing intrauterine infection. Many men will ignore this problem and think that since they have no menstruation and will not ovulate, they do not need to bring an umbrella. This is a very unsafe behavior. Many pregnant mothers suffer uterine infection for this reason.

External impact

When a pregnant woman is in the second trimester, her belly begins to bulge, especially when she has the anterior wall of the placenta. Therefore, her belly is relatively large, and the fetus is closer to her belly. When the external force is relatively strong, the fetus is easily affected.

During the second trimester of pregnancy, pregnant mothers must not be too rough, their movements must be gentle and small, and when going out, they must not go to crowded places.

Fetal malformation

There are many reasons for fetal malformation. It may be caused by the pregnant mother's food being toxic, or inhaling toxic gases. Another reason is chromosomal abnormalities, which may be hereditary or acquired mutations.

This can be detected through examination. If the fetus is not miscarried, most pregnant mothers will prepare for induced labor because most fetuses with deformities will be born prematurely.

How many months of pregnancy can you abort?

There are two methods to terminate pregnancy: artificial abortion and induced abortion. Artificial abortion is further divided into medical abortion and surgical abortion.

Medical abortion is best done within 49 days of pregnancy, and should be avoided for more than 3 months. It is best to choose abortion surgery between 49 days and 12 weeks of pregnancy. The size of the gestational sac during this period is more suitable, and the time period is safer, and the success rate of the operation is higher. After 14 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus has grown larger, and induced labor is needed.

Induced labor refers to the act of artificially inducing uterine contractions to terminate pregnancy after 12 weeks of pregnancy due to illness of the pregnant woman or the fetus. Induced labor is divided into mid-term induction and late-term induction. Mid-term induction is from 14 to 28 weeks, and late-term induction is after 28 weeks.

Artificial abortion can be decided by the pregnant woman and her family to terminate the pregnancy, but induced abortion must have an induced abortion certificate, and the issuance of an induced abortion certificate is subject to a series of conditions and restrictions.

Do I need to stay in confinement after a miscarriage?

After abortion, the uterus is newly injured and vaginal bleeding is prone to retrograde infection. Sitting in confinement is actually giving the body time to adjust and recuperate. After giving birth, the mother is weak and needs a certain amount of time to increase nutrition intake, pay attention to rest, and suspend sexual life so that the body can slowly return to normal.

The same is true after miscarriage. The hcg value and progesterone level in our body that rise after pregnancy need some time to return to normal. After miscarriage, there will be bleeding, and the body will be weak, and more rest and nutrition are needed. If the bleeding after miscarriage has not stopped, sexual intercourse should be prohibited, and contraceptive measures must be taken after resuming sexual intercourse.

Therefore, whether it is medical abortion or surgical abortion, you need to pay more attention to rest after the abortion, and avoid physical labor and high-intensity work immediately after the abortion.