Due to miscarriage not in curettage

Miscarriage is a condition in which the fetal death in utero at gestation is less than 20 weeks. Not all miscarriages require curette action because the uterus can secrete the fetus or the rest of the miscarriage tissue by itself, but it may take several weeks so that it can sometimes cause psychological problems.

Therefore doctors usually perform actions in the form of treatment or curettage to accelerate the expenditure of the fetus or the rest of the network. In miscarriage without the rest of the tissue then curette action is not required. Curettage is done immediately in a state of bleeding that much so that the fetus or the rest of the tissue needs to be removed immediately so that the uterus can contract and stop the bleeding.

The woman's menstrual cycle is affected by hormones estrogen and progesterone. When the hormone imbalance occurs then the menstrual cycle can become irregular.

Some possible triggers for temporary hormonal imbalances include:

• Physical fatigue.

-Stres psychologically.

-KB hormones such as pills, syringes or implants.

• Breastfeeding.

-After delivery or miscarriage.

• Overweight or too skinny.

-Etc.

To be sure it requires complete information of your symptoms as well as direct examination from the doctor.