Can spontaneous abortion flow clean?
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Spontaneous abortion does not always flow completely.
When the embryo itself has serious defects or abnormal development, it may stop developing naturally and cause abortion. In this case, if the abortion process is smooth and the uterus contracts well, it is possible to completely expel the pregnant tissue from the body and achieve a more complete abortion. However, there are many cases where spontaneous abortion does not flow completely. This may be caused by a variety of factors, such as tight adhesion of the embryonic tissue to the uterine wall, uterine contractility, etc. Residual tissue may include parts of the placenta, fetal membranes, or fetal tissue.
To determine if a spontaneous abortion is clean, tests are needed. Usually, some time after the abortion, doctors recommend an ultrasound to look inside the uterus to see if there is residual tissue.
