Miscarriage - Dead Pregnancy - Empty Pregnancy
Miscarriage - Dead Pregnancy - Empty Pregnancy, of which
15% of pregnancies are usually result in
. The Definition of “ Miscarriage “ is the term used for first 10 week
pregnancies. The patient comes with complaints of bleeding and pain or routine ultrasonography
checks, reveal that the gestational sac is empty (empty pregnancy), impaired
(incomplete abortion), no heart beats (dead pregnancy). In these cases, usually
the pregnancy symptoms (fullness, nausea, dizziness, etc.) disappears.
When the cause is investigated, there is a genetic
problem of 60%, a formal abnormality in 10% of the shape of uterus, a hormonal
imbalance of 5-10%, an unexplored internal disease of 5-10% of the mother.
However, there are no symptoms in a 5% patient’s group.
Once the pregnancies are found to have undergone
miscarriage, the uterus should be cleaned with curettage for the gestational
week. The curettage procedure is intended to prevent the bleeding that may
occur; to reduce the risk of catching an intrauterine infection and to prevent
the formation of adhesions in the uterus. The part taken from the uterus is
sent to a pathological and genetic examination if necessary for the purpose of
detecting the underlying cause.
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| Miscarriage - Dead Pregnancy - Empty Pregnancy in İstanbul / Turkey |
Pregnancy after miscarriage:
The next conceive period for women, who has had
miscarriage to be after 3 months.
The recovery in the uterus and return to the normal
takes 3 months’ time period. During this period; advises should be given to women
in order to protect their selves being pregnancy.
If there is no against situation, the usage of
birth control pills may be appropriate.
How are menstrual periods occur during pregnancy?
For more information, please refer to Bakırköy
Abortion Center.
Private Office:
İncirli Cad. No:41, Kat:4 Bakırköy - ISTANBUL (Dilek Pastanesi Üstü)
Phone: (0212) 542 87 85
Mobile: (0532) 325 30 08
Fax: (0212) 542 74 47
Phone: (0212) 542 87 85
Mobile: (0532) 325 30 08
Fax: (0212) 542 74 47
Website: http://www.drismetyildirim.com/
E-Mail: dr.ismetyildirim@hotmail.com