Miscarriage

TREATMENT OF MISCARRIAGE

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TREATMENT OF MISCARRIAGE

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If you are experiencing any miscarriage symptoms like:
  • Bleeding from mild to severe. It can also drain gray tissue or blood clots.
  • Abdominal cramps and pain (usually worse than menstrual cramps).
  • Low back pain can range from mild to severe.
  • Reduce pregnancy symptoms.

If you experience any of these symptoms, contact our gynecologist immediately. We have top-notch treatments for you.

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Need to know about Miscarriage

A miscarriage (abortion) is the unexpected termination of a pregnancy within the first 20 weeks of pregnancy. Most miscarriages are out of your control and happen because the fetus stops developing.

A miscarriage is a spontaneous loss before the 20th week; roughly 10% to 20% of pregnancies end in miscarriage. But the actual number is likely higher because many miscarriages occur early in pregnancy before you know you're pregnant.

The term "miscarriage" may indicate a problem during pregnancy. But this is rarely true. Most miscarriages emerge because the fetus does not grow as expected.

Abortion is an emotional experience that doesn't make it any easier. Chromosomal problems cause most miscarriages.

Common Types of Miscarriages In Pakistan Women Faces

These are a few types of miscarriages you can experience:

Missed miscarriage: There are no miscarriage symptoms, but the ultrasound confirms that the fetus is not beating.

Complete miscarriage: In the case of a complete miscarriage, the uterus is empty—profuse bleeding and expulsion of fetal tissue. Our doctors can confirm a complete miscarriage with an ultrasound.

Recurrent Miscarriage: Three consecutive spontaneous miscarriages. It affects about 1% of couples.

Threatened miscarriage: Your cervix remains closed, but you bleed and have pelvic cramps. Pregnancy usually has no further problems. Our doctors will closely monitor the remainder of the pregnancy.

Inevitable miscarriage: Heavy bleeding, cramping, and the cervix has started to open (dilate). You can leak amniotic fluid. There is a high chance of a complete miscarriage.

Symptoms of a miscarriage

Signs and symptoms of miscarriage may include:

  1. Vaginal spotting or bleeding
  2. Abdominal or lower back pain or cramping
  3. Fluid or tissue from the vagina

If you pass fetal tissue from your vagina, put it in a clean container and take it to a doctor or hospital for testing.

Most women who experience vaginal spotting or bleeding during the first trimester can have a successful pregnancy.

Causes of miscarriage

Chromosomal abnormalities cause most miscarriages in the first trimester (up to 13 weeks). They (chromosomes) are tiny structures within human cells that carry genes.

Most chromosomal problems occur by chance. Several factors that can lead to miscarriage are:

  • Infection and radiation
  • Exposure to TORCH disease.
  • Hormone imbalance or malnutrition
  • Improper implantation of the fertilized egg in the endometrium.
  • Age
  • Uterine abnormalities.
  • Cervical insufficiency (the cervix begins to open early in pregnancy).
  • Lifestyle factors include smoking, drinking alcohol, or using recreational drugs.
  • Immune system disorders such as lupus.
  • Severe thyroid and kidney problems, congenital heart disease, and uncontrolled diabetes.

Stress, exercise, sexual activity, or long-term use of birth control pills can cause miscarriage. Regardless of your situation, it's important not to blame yourself for a miscarriage. Most miscarriages have nothing to do with what you did or didn't do.

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Genetic or chromosomal problems

Above all, the reason for most miscarriages is that the fetus does not mature as predicted. About 50% of miscarriages are associated with extra or missing chromosomes. Most of the time, chromosomal problems result from an accidental error that occurs when the embryo divides and grows rather than a problem inherited from the parents.

Chromosomal problems can cause:

  • Blighted ovum: Rotten eggs occur when embryos have not formed.
  • Intrauterine fetal Demise: In this case, the fetus forms but stops growing and dies.
  • Molar pregnancy and partial molar pregnancy: It is associated with abnormal growth of the placenta. There is usually no fetal development.
  • Maternal health Issue: In some cases, the mother's health condition may lead to a miscarriage.
  • Examples include uncontrolled diabetes, infection, hormonal problems, uterine or cervical problems, and thyroid disease.

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The risk factor in Miscarriage

Risk factors are the things that increase the likelihood of miscarriage.

  • Age: Women older than 40 have a higher risk of miscarriage than younger women.
  • Chronic disease: Women with chronic conditions, such as uncontrolled diabetes, are at increased risk of miscarriage.
  • Uterine or cervical problems: Certain conditions in which the tissue in the uterus or cervix is weak (cervical insufficiency) can increase the risk of miscarriage.
  • Smoking, alcohol, and drug use. Women who smoked during pregnancy were more likely to miscarry than women who didn't smoke. Excessive drinking and illegal drugs also increase the risk of miscarriage.
  • Weight: Being underweight or overweight increases your risk of miscarriage.
  • Invasive prenatal testing: Some invasive prenatal genetic tests, such as chorionic villus sampling and amniocentesis, carry a slight risk of miscarriage.

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Complications in Miscarriage

Some women who have miscarried develop uterine infections. This is also called a septic abortion. However, some common complication signs include:

  • Fever
  • Chills
  • Lower abdominal pain
  • Unpleasant vaginal discharge

Prevention To Avoid Miscarriage

Here are a few things that you should do to prevent a miscarriage. To avoid, protect yourself from any mishap;

  • Seek regular prenatal care.
  • Avoid known risk factors for miscarriage, such as smoking, alcohol consumption, and illicit drug use.
  • Take a multivitamin daily.
  • Reduce caffeine. A recent study found that drinking more than two caffeinated beverages appears to be associated with an increased risk of miscarriage.
  • If you have a chronic disease then come for consultation with best gynecologist in Lahore to prevent miscarriage or fetal death.

Diagnosis and Testing for Miscarriage

Our doctor will perform an ultrasound to confirm the miscarriage. These tests check for the fetus's heartbeat or the presence of a yolk sac (one of the first fetal structures a doctor can see on an ultrasound).

You need a blood test (HCG) to measure a hormone produced by the placenta. A low HCG level confirms a miscarriage.

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Treatment for Miscarriages

There are two types of treatment;

  1. Non-Surgical treatment
  2. Surgical treatment

Non-surgical treatment for miscarriage

Our doctor may recommend waiting if the pregnancy goes away on its own. This may be the case if you have missed a miscarriage. It can take a few days for a miscarriage to begin. If it is not safe to wait for the tissue to pass, or if you wish to have the tissue removed as soon as possible, you may be advised to take medication to help the uterus to expel the pregnancy. These options are usually only available if you have a miscarriage in the first ten weeks of pregnancy.

If a miscarriage is not confirmed, but you have symptoms of a miscarriage, our doctor may order a few days of bed rest. You may be admitted to the hospital overnight for monitoring. When the bleeding stops, you may be able to continue your normal activities. If the cervix is dilated, you may be diagnosed with cervical insufficiency and have surgery to close the cervix (cerclage).

Surgical treatment for miscarriages

If your uterus is not experiencing pregnancy or heavy bleeding, our doctor may advise suction evacuation rather than D&C. Surgery may also be the only option if you are after ten weeks of pregnancy. During these procedures, the cervix is dilated, and any remaining pregnancy-related tissue is scraped or gently aspirated out of the uterus. Our doctors perform these procedures in the hospital, and you will be sedated.

What tests should be done after repeated miscarriage?

You may need blood tests or genetic testing if you have had more than three consecutive miscarriages (called recurrent miscarriages). These include:

  • Genetic testing: You and your partner may have blood tests, such as a karyotype, to check for chromosomal abnormalities. If there is miscarriage tissue, a doctor can test it for chromosomal abnormalities.
  • Blood tests: You may need blood tests to check for autoimmune or hormonal disorders that can lead to miscarriage.

Our gynecologist in Lahore may also examine your uterus using one of the following methods:

  • Hysterosalpingogram: Contrast X-ray examination of the uterus and fallopian tubes.
  • Hysteroscopy: An exam where the doctor uses a thin telescope-like device to look inside the uterus
  • Laparoscopy: The doctor uses lighting to look at your pelvic organs during this procedure. After that, we take all the mandatory steps for the survival of the fetus or mother.

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