What should I do if I have a miscarriage?

It is a very happy thing for women to get pregnant after marriage, but some women find that the fetus is abnormal through pregnancy examination. In order to reduce the burden on the family, they have to terminate the pregnancy by abortion. In the first few days after the abortion, they cannot have sex again, and they have to stay in bed to rest in order to recover their physical condition. So what should they do if they have a miscarriage?

First, what should you do if you have sex after a miscarriage? Sex is prohibited within one month after a miscarriage. Having sex too early after abortion can easily cause infection. It is recommended that you take antibiotics to prevent infection. If you have sexual intercourse too soon after surgery, bacteria can easily enter the vagina, increasing the chance of infection and causing endometritis, salpingitis, and even infertility. Be sure to go to a regular hospital for a check-up two weeks after the operation to rule out the possibility that the discharge was not complete. You should not have sex at the moment and should go to a regular hospital for infusion or medication to fight inflammation and infection.

Second, it is recommended not to have sex too early after a miscarriage and to avoid inflammation. Pay attention to contraception to avoid getting pregnant again in a short period of time. You can take some anti-inflammatory drugs, such as Jinji Capsules and cephalexin, pay attention to nutrition and rest, and take contraceptive measures when having sex in the future. The abdomen of a pregnant woman is hit or squeezed by external force, or she falls or participates in heavy physical labor or strenuous sports; abdominal surgery such as appendicitis or ovarian cyst surgery can all cause uterine contraction and miscarriage.

Third, sudden changes in emotions: pregnant women’s emotions are severely stimulated, and excessive sadness, shock, fear, and excessive emotional excitement can cause environmental imbalance in the pregnant woman’s body, prompting uterine contractions and causing miscarriage. Placental maldevelopment: The fetus grows and develops in the mother's body, and the mother's nutrients and oxygen are mainly transported to the fetus through the placenta. If the placenta is maldeveloped or diseased, the fetus will not get nutrients and oxygen and will stop growing, causing miscarriage.

Causes of spontaneous abortion: Incomplete embryonic development: Abnormal fertilized eggs are the main cause of early abortion. About 80% of abortions in the first two months of pregnancy are due to some defects in sperm and eggs, which cause the embryo to develop to a certain extent and then terminate. Therefore, the original embryonic tissue cannot be seen in the discharge of this type of abortion.