Can it be detected by human fluid examination?

Abortion is a very important operation in modern gynecology. It solves women’s worries and helps women restore their original life order. Although abortion is convenient, it can easily cause sequelae to women. For example, frequent abortions can lead to a decrease in women's ability to become pregnant, or even infertility. Some women also worry that abortion will leave marks on their bodies, leading to the breakdown of their marriages, etc. Let’s take a look at whether it can be detected through human fluid examination?

Generally, if you have a follow-up ultrasound one week after the abortion, it will not be detected if there is no residual uterine cavity. It is recommended to get proper rest after the operation, increase nutrition, avoid eating cold food, and keep the abdomen warm. If you do not plan to get pregnant, you need to take safe contraceptive measures to avoid accidental pregnancy and frequent miscarriages, which are harmful to the body and endometrium. You can use condoms for contraception, or it is safer to use an IUD for contraception after the menstruation is over.

Whether a physical examination can detect artificial insemination depends mainly on the condition of the uterus:

1. The uterus has recovered well. If the uterus has recovered well, B-ultrasound cannot tell whether an abortion has been performed, but an experienced doctor can tell through corresponding gynecological examinations.

2. If the uterus does not recover well, a gynecological examination generally cannot determine whether an abortion has been performed, unless the uterus has not recovered well, there is residual intrauterine tissue, intrauterine infection, etc., in which case it can be detected.

3. Infertility usually cannot be detected through routine gynecological examinations, unless there is a history of infertility, in which case you must tell your doctor about your condition. Generally, the ovaries can resume ovulating function within 22 days after an abortion, and menstruation will occur in about a month. However, a small number of women experience menstrual disorders such as prolonged menstruation, irregular cycles, and amenorrhea after an abortion.

Routine gynecological examinations mainly include the following aspects:

1. Routine examination of leucorrhea Routine examination of leucorrhea can detect vaginitis caused by various bacterial infections, such as fungi, white blood cells, clue cells, miscellaneous bacteria, Trichomonas, pH value, etc.

2. Ultrasound examination: Vaginal B-ultrasound can be used to examine ovarian tumors, endometriosis, uterine fibroids and other diseases. Vaginal B-ultrasound is an intracavitary ultrasound with a high frequency. The probe is close to the cervix and posterior fornix, with less interference, and the image is several times clearer than abdominal B-ultrasound.