Can a history of miscarriage be detected?

Today's society is very open, and sex life has become easier and easier. Everyone hopes to meet true love, but it is inevitable to meet some scumbags when you are young. Many women have experienced miscarriage for this reason. Abortion is not a glorious thing. The biggest worry about such an experience is that it will be discovered during various future physical examinations. So, can a history of miscarriage be detected? Let’s take a look below.

When a woman goes to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor will not specifically check whether she has a history of miscarriage, except for some special diseases, in which case the doctor needs to know the status of the miscarriage. On the other hand, if a woman recovers very 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.

At what day of pregnancy is it safer to have an abortion?

1. The best time for abortion is 35-55 days of pregnancy

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 at this time but clearly visible, the placenta has not yet formed, and the uterine wall is thicker, the embryo can be easily sucked out during surgery. The success rate of the operation is high, the risk is low, the harm to the body is small, and the recovery after surgery is also fast.

2. The pregnancy is less than 35 days at the time of abortion

If the pregnancy duration is less than 35 days, the gestational sac has just developed and is generally smaller than 0.9-3.2cm. At this time, since the embryo is too small, empty suction or missed suction is very likely to occur during the operation, resulting in failed abortion or incomplete miscarriage. As a result, the uterus must be cleaned again, which undoubtedly increases the harm to women. However, if the gestational sac develops quickly and the size of the gestational sac reaches the surgical standard, surgery can be performed, but it must be performed in a regular hospital.

3. Pregnancy is more than 55 days at the time of abortion

Abortion surgery should not be performed too late, preferably not more than 70 days. At this time, the gestational sac has developed too large, the placenta has been formed, and the uterine wall has become thinner. The difficulty of abortion surgery increases, and generally a curettage surgery is required. There is a lot of bleeding during surgery, recovery is slow, and the chance of postoperative infection is high.

4. Pregnancy is more than 3 months at the time of abortion

If the pregnancy is more than 3 months, you cannot have an abortion and need to be hospitalized for an induced labor. At this time, the fetal skeleton has been formed and the uterine wall has become thinner. The operation is difficult, time-consuming, and involves a lot of bleeding, and the postoperative recovery time is long. Induced abortion causes much more harm to a woman's body than abortion.