Can It Be Known If Someone Has Been Pregnant And Miscarried?
Suppose someone has had a miscarriage when the gestational age is still a matter of weeks, will there always be a sign that the person has been pregnant during a post mortem or other checks? Or there are people who are not detected if they have experienced pregnancy and fall?
Originally posted 2020-04-14 10:21:05.
1 Answer:
Hello Nayla, thank you for asking to HealthReplies.com.
Let me introduce myself, Dr. Rio will answer your question.
Miscarriage is the release of the conception / fetus before 20 weeks gestation. Signs and symptoms are stomach cramps, accompanied by bleeding, and out of the tissue through the vagina. After a miscarriage, it will take 3-4 months for the uterus to recover, and be ready to accommodate the next pregnancy.
Actually I do not really understand the purpose of your question. But in my opinion, it all depends on the time of the examination. If done shortly after a miscarriage, there will be found traces of bleeding, and thickening of the uterine lining due to pregnancy, but if done in the future there should be no signs of pregnancy / miscarriage beforehand.
That's all my answer, thank you very much :)
