How long does it take to recover from a miscarriage?

Abortion before 28 weeks of pregnancy due to abnormal chromosomes of the embryo, genital malformation, endocrine disorders, etc. is called spontaneous abortion. Among all pregnancies, the spontaneous abortion rate is between 10% and 15%, most of which are early abortions, that is, abortions before 12 weeks of pregnancy. How long does it take for a spontaneous abortion to recover normally?

1. Time for spontaneous abortion to return to normal: There are many types of spontaneous abortion, including threatened abortion, incomplete abortion, complete abortion, and inspection abortion. Each type requires a different recovery time, generally between two to three weeks. After abortion, the patient may experience negative emotions such as sadness and anxiety, and family members need to comfort them carefully. If the embryonic tissue is not completely expelled, negative pressure suction should be performed, and the aborted tissue should be carefully examined and pathological examinations should be performed. Patients with excessive vaginal bleeding also need to receive blood transfusion therapy to avoid hemorrhagic shock, and antibiotic treatment to avoid infection.

2. Recovery process of spontaneous abortion: After abortion, the patient needs to stay in bed, stay comfortable, pay attention to personal hygiene, and pay special attention to vaginal hygiene. In daily diet, eat more light food, supplement necessary trace elements and various vitamins. Do not take a bath within two weeks after abortion, and do not place tampons and other items in the vagina. Do not have sexual relations with others within one month after abortion to avoid reinfection.

The above is the time and process of recovery from spontaneous abortion. Most spontaneous abortions are related to chromosomal abnormalities. If miscarriages occur repeatedly, both husband and wife need to undergo chromosomal examinations to determine whether the number and structure of chromosomes are abnormal. In order to reduce the risk of miscarriage, you must maintain a healthy lifestyle after pregnancy, do not smoke or drink, and do not abuse drugs. Usually, you should ensure adequate sleep and a balanced diet, and do not do strenuous exercise. If you have underlying diseases such as hypertension and diabetes, you need to monitor your blood sugar and blood pressure regularly.