Dr. Hina Haris, a consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist at South City, recently shared her knowledge on miscarriage support in a detailed video. Her information offers helpful guidance for women who have experienced or are worried about pregnancy loss.
When to Try for Pregnancy After Miscarriage
Dr. Hina says that women can usually try to get pregnant again within three months of a miscarriage if they have fully recovered. However, she notes that some may choose to wait up to six months. The timing mostly depends on each woman’s situation and the reason for the miscarriage.
Reasons and Prevention
While 90% of miscarriages happen due to problems with chromosomes, other factors such as medical conditions or genetic issues like thalassemia can also cause them. Dr. Hina suggests seeing a doctor after two miscarriages to find out possible causes and learn about ways to prevent them.
Emotional and Physical Healing
Miscarriage can be emotionally and physically tiring for women. Dr. Hina stresses the importance of a supportive environment and self-care during recovery. She advises against blaming oneself and encourages women to focus on their overall health and well-being.
Common Signs and Medical Procedures
Vaginal bleeding is the most common sign of miscarriage, happening in 90% of cases. Dr. Hina explains the difference between DNE (Dilation and Evacuation) and DNC (Dilation and Curettage) procedures, which may be needed if pregnancy tissue doesn’t pass on its own.
Care After Miscarriage
After a miscarriage, whether treated with medicine or surgery, Dr. Hina recommends a check-up within 8-10 days and another visit during the first menstrual cycle. This helps ensure proper recovery and readiness for future pregnancies.
To learn more about miscarriage, its causes, and how to manage it, viewers are encouraged to watch Dr. Hina Haris’s informative video. Her expert advice provides valuable miscarriage support for women going through this difficult experience and offers hope for future pregnancies.