Should I shave my hair if I have a miscarriage?

The abortion here refers to artificial abortion. Artificial abortion is performed in the uterine cavity, and pubic hair removal is generally not required, but if it is an abdominal surgery, such as cesarean section, pubic hair removal may be required.

Before artificial abortion, the doctor will strictly disinfect the female vulva and vagina, and a detailed leucorrhea test is required before the operation to confirm that there is no bacterial infection in the vagina before the operation. Under normal circumstances, artificial abortion does not require pubic hair removal. The need to remove pubic hair is common in surgeries that require entry into the abdominal cavity, such as cesarean section, myomectomy, total hysterectomy, ovarian cyst surgery, etc. Since these surgeries require entry into the abdominal cavity, all body hair and pubic hair need to be removed to prevent bacteria from entering the abdominal cavity and causing infection during the operation.

Pubic hair has a certain protective effect on the skin of the female vulva. It can prevent bacteria from directly invading the vulva skin. Pubic hair can also block the vaginal opening and prevent bacteria from entering the vagina from the vaginal opening. In addition, during sexual intercourse, pubic hair can also act as a buffer to prevent skin damage. Precautions during artificial abortion should also be followed according to the doctor's advice.