Patient's question:
Got pregnant, but due to my own carelessness, the baby fell out. Fortunately, I noticed it in time, and it's been 20 days since the miscarriage. My best friend said she wants me to go to the hospital for a re-examination to prevent future problems. What kind of re-examination is needed 20 days after a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
About twenty days after a miscarriage, this situation requires visiting a hospital for an ultrasound to examine the condition of residual tissue in the uterus. Specifically, it's important to check whether the gestational sac has completely expelled from the uterine cavity and the size of any remaining residual tissue. If there is a significant amount of residual tissue inside the uterus, external intervention may be necessary to clear it. Therefore, it is generally recommended to undergo a thorough examination at the hospital using an ultrasound.