Although society is relatively open now, before getting married, some male parents may require their female partner to undergo physical examinations, or both parties may undergo normal premarital examinations to see if there are any health problems, and some may even want to know if the female partner has miscarried. Can an ultrasound show miscarriage?
1. In general, if a woman experiences a miscarriage for a relatively short period of time and does not leave any residual effects on her body, it cannot be detected during the B-ultrasound examination process. But this is not absolute. If there is a recent miscarriage, the trauma to the uterus cannot be recovered so quickly, so it will be detected through blood and ultrasound examination during the examination.
2. Some women who have had an abortion do not want their doctors to know about it when they are about to give birth. Indeed, if it is an early induced abortion, doctors cannot detect it during childbirth. But if it is a miscarriage in the first month of pregnancy, that is, a mid pregnancy miscarriage, the doctor can detect it during delivery.
3. In fact, after a miscarriage, the vagina undergoes changes. The vagina becomes looser than the vagina that does not flow through during childbirth, and the boat shaped nest in the perineum disappears. It is possible that the delivery process is shorter, similar to the speed of giving birth to a second child. So if the induced abortion is more than four months old, it is considered as having given birth and the doctor should be informed truthfully. The doctor should be mentally prepared.
