How to deal with a miscarriage at home

In modern society, as people become more open to relationships between men and women, many problems have arisen, not only in terms of happiness but also in terms of disease. Many men and women will become pregnant during their relationships. Most men and women will choose abortion to deal with the problem after this happens. However, there are many things to note when having an abortion, otherwise it will affect your body. So, how to deal with a miscarriage at home?

First, what should you do after a miscarriage at home? In this case, it is best to go to the hospital to see if timely uterine cleaning is needed. Your situation may be a spontaneous abortion, and there are many reasons for this situation. You can first do an ultrasound examination and an endocrine examination. If there are no problems, then do other examinations.

Second, clinicians recommend that women who have had a miscarriage take a break for two menstrual cycles or more than three months to allow the uterus to repair over a longer period of time. How long after a miscarriage can you have a baby? Generally speaking, it is best to wait one year after a miscarriage before having a baby. If there are special circumstances, you should wait at least half a year before considering having a baby. In addition, before deciding to have a child after a miscarriage, it is best for both husband and wife to go to the hospital together for a comprehensive eugenics examination to see whether their current physical condition is suitable for pregnancy. The benefits of doing this are that it can avoid further miscarriage, reduce the occurrence of pregnancy complications and reduce the incidence rate. However, some clinicians believe that if the endometrium is shed relatively cleanly after a miscarriage, there is no need for a uterine curettage, which will cause no damage to the uterus. The uterus will recover quickly and there is no need to wait for several months before becoming pregnant again.

How to deal with miscarriage at home? After a natural miscarriage, a woman's uterus, ovaries and other reproductive organs as well as the entire body need a recovery process. In addition, women who have had a miscarriage are relatively weak and need some time to return to normal. If they become pregnant too early, they often suffer from fetal developmental abnormalities due to lack of physical strength and poor nutrition, which may lead to another miscarriage. Therefore, after a miscarriage, it is best to decide on the time to become pregnant under the guidance of a doctor. Generally speaking, vaginal bleeding after abortion should not exceed two weeks, and it is normal for the amount of bleeding to be less than the menstrual volume. However, since you had a natural miscarriage, you need to go to a regular hospital for relevant examinations (B-ultrasound) to understand the details of the miscarriage. If the abortion is incomplete, uterine curettage is required. After a miscarriage, pay attention to rest, strengthen nutrition, pay attention to personal hygiene, and avoid bathing and sexual intercourse for one month.