Can a physical examination detect an abortion

General physical examination items cannot detect whether someone has flowed, but gynecological examination, ultrasound examination, etc. may provide clues, and these results cannot be clearly proved. Special groups such as minors and pregnant women need to protect privacy and rights during physical examination. General physical examination items, such as height, weight, blood pressure, blood routine, urine routine, etc., cannot detect whether someone has flowed. However, certain physical examinations, such as gynecological examinations and ultrasound examinations, may provide clues to pregnancy or childbirth. During gynecological examinations, doctors may observe the shape and size of the cervix to determine whether there are signs of childbirth or abortion. In addition, ultrasound examinations can also determine whether there has been pregnancy by observing the size and shape of the uterus. It should be noted that these test results do not clearly prove that there has been a flow of people, but can only be used as a reference. In short, general physical examination items cannot detect whether there has been a flow of people, but some specific physical examination items may provide some clues. If there is a need, it is recommended to inform the doctor in advance during the physical examination so that the doctor can conduct targeted examinations and diagnoses. In addition, for some special groups, such as minors, pregnant women, etc., special attention should be paid to protecting their privacy and rights during the physical examination. The doctor will inform the purpose, process and precautions of the examination before the examination, and respect the patient's privacy and right to know during the examination. If the patient has any questions or concerns, he can communicate with the doctor at any time.