In theory, women can test for pregnancy by using a pregnancy test stick or early pregnancy test strip to check their morning urine around 7-10 days after sexual intercourse. So, as long as you are pregnant, it can be detected. If you accidentally miscarry without knowing it, can you still detect pregnancy after miscarriage?
If there is a natural miscarriage in early pregnancy, pregnancy can be detected by testing with early pregnancy test strips in a short period of time, because the hormone levels in the female body need a process of metabolism.
If a woman has a complete miscarriage, she will also test weakly positive after one week. This is because although the embryo has been expelled from the body, the level of chorionic gonadotropin has not completely decreased, which can still be observed. However, nothing can be seen by ultrasound examination.
After a female miscarriage, the bleeding time in the vagina is generally prolonged by 1-2 weeks, and the body's resistance is significantly reduced. At this time, it is easy to be infected. Therefore, women should pay special attention to personal hygiene after miscarriage, clean the external genitalia in a timely manner, and change underwear frequently. Within two weeks after abortion, try not to take a bath and refrain from sexual activity for a month to avoid bacterial infections. If women discover sexual activity too early after abortion, it can easily lead to gynecological diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease, salpingitis, endometritis, unclean sexual history, repeated miscarriage, and even lifelong infertility.
