Patient's question:
What should I do if I get pregnant unexpectedly? The harm is relatively small. Does a miscarriage affect the next normal delivery?Doctor's answer:
A gynecological examination and prenatal examination cannot detect miscarriage or a history of induced abortion at an early stage. Multiple miscarriages do not necessarily cause tubal inflammation. If pregnancy occurs again after miscarriage or induced abortion without developing placenta previa or other obstetric pathologies, it will not affect a normal delivery. It is best to consider a conventional surgical procedure for miscarriage. Medical abortion is prone to incomplete miscarriage, which can lead to severe bleeding. Anesthesia-induced abortion can easily cause uterine perforation. It is preferable to undergo a hysteroscopic-guided surgical procedure for uterine aspiration. Postoperatively, there are no residual tissues, so it will not cause severe bleeding, making it the safest method for miscarriage.