Inevitable abortion
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Inevitable abortion
Miscarriage or spontaneous abortion is the spontaneous end of a pregnancy at a stage where the embryo or fetus is incapable of surviving, generally defined in humans at prior to 20 weeks of gestation. Miscarriage is the most...
Inevitable abortion: The symptoms cannot be stopped, and a miscarriage will happen
Infected abortion: The lining of the womb, or uterus, and any remaining products of conception become infected ...
Inevitable abortion
Characterized by rupture of the membranes of the uterus, or expansion of the cervix prematurely, also accompanied by vaginal bleeding and contractions of the uterus.
Infantilism ...
Incomplete/inevitable abortion: You will be admitted to the hospital for a procedure to remove any remaining fetal tissue in your uterus. This is called uterine evacuation (D & C) to prevent any further complications such as hemorrhage or infection.
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Ectopic Pregnancy ...
Inevitable abortion
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An inevitable abortion has bleeding with dilation of the cervix and is more likely to lead to miscarriage than a threatened abortion.
Ectopic pregnancy or other causes of copious vaginal bleeding (eg, inevitable abortion, ruptured hemorrhagic corpus luteum cyst) can lead to hemorrhagic shock. IV access should be established early during evaluation in case such complications occur.
Complete abortion (all of the products of conception exit the body)
Threatened abortion (symptoms indicate a miscarriage is possible)
Inevitable abortion (the symptoms cannot be stopped, and a miscarriage will happen)
Infected abortion ...
 See also: Abortion, Pregnancy, Symptom, Diabetes, Uterus
  
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