Patient's question:
I have been pregnant many times, but the babies didn't survive, resulting in miscarriages. This must constitute habitual abortion! Could you please tell me what are the symptoms of habitual abortion?Doctor's answer:
The vagina has some minor abrasions, and the bleeding time is usually about one week. It may also persist for about half a week or half a month. The amount of bleeding is generally relatively small. Mild lower abdominal pain may reappear. If the vaginal bleeding continues to increase, abdominal pain may alleviate. Upon examination, if the cervix has already dilated and even the fetal sac can be seen blocking the cervix, miscarriage is inevitable and unavoidable. If only a small part of the early pregnancy tissue is expelled and not fully expelled, it is called incomplete abortion. Immediate curettage must be performed to remove the remaining early pregnancy tissue from the uterine cavity. Additionally, during the treatment period for gynecological patients, the patient's dietary condition and care are also very important. Patients must pay close attention to their diet and eat more light and nutritious foods.