Many female friends have had abortions when they were in college, but after graduation, they sometimes have to undergo physical examinations in their daily lives. These female friends are worried that they will be discovered by others, which will have an impact on their lives. So, can a physical examination after a pregnancy miscarriage detect it?
Firstly, if the uterus has recovered well, a B-ultrasound examination will not reveal that a previous abortion surgery has been performed. However, with appropriate gynecological examinations, experienced doctors can detect it. Unless a woman's uterus cannot be restored to its original state, there are residual substances in the uterus, intrauterine infections, etc., in which case it can be detected.
Secondly, routine gynecological examinations for infertility generally cannot detect previous miscarriages, unless infertility is present. The condition must be reported to the doctor. Generally speaking, the ovaries can resume ovulation within a month, and menstruation usually occurs one month later. However, a small number of women may experience menstrual disorders, such as irregular menstruation, irregular menstruation, amenorrhea, and other phenomena that may occur after miscarriage.
After the final pregnancy miscarriage, routine gynecological examinations generally include the following aspects. Routine examination of vaginal discharge can detect various bacterial infections causing vaginitis, such as mold, white blood cells, clue cells, bacteria, symptoms of different positions of the endometrium, uterine fibroids, and other diseases. If the above diseases are examined, the problem of previous miscarriage will not be detected.
