Types Of Miscarriage And Its Management

Complete knowledge of all types of miscarriage

What you'll learn
Welcome to my course in this course I will coach you what is miscarriage
Types of miscarriage and its management
What is blighted ovum
What is carneous mole
Requirements
No requirement
Description
Welcome to my course What is abortion Abortion is the expulsion or extraction from its mother of an embryo or fetus weighing 500 g or less when it is not capable of independent survival according to WHO This 500 g of fetal development is attained approximately at 22 weeks of gestation In this course I will coach you different types of miscarriage and management 1 What is miscarriage 2 types of miscarriage What is Chemical pregnancyA chemical pregnancy is a very early miscarriage They can happen before you know that you re pregnant The egg is fertilised but loss happens soon after implantation so it ll never have a heartbeat you wont usually have signs of anything happening with a chemical pregnancy You ll probably bleed around the time your period is due or at most it might be a few days late or a bit heavier than normal Most chemical pregnancies happen because the fertilised egg has chromosomal abnormalitiesWhat is Blighted ovumBlighted ovum also known as an anembryonic pregnancy occurs in the first trimester Again this often happens before your even aware your pregnant A blighted ovum is when your fertilised egg attaches to the wall of your uterus but doesnt develop into an embryo You might feel pregnant However the doctor performing your ultrasound will see an empty gestational sac and sadly wont be able to pick up a heartbeat

Overview

Section 1: What is miscarriage and its types or management

Lecture 1 What is miscarriage?

Lecture 2 Inevitable miscarriage

Lecture 3 Complete miscarriage

Lecture 4 Recurrent miscarriage

Lecture 5 Septic abortion

Lecture 6 Investigation and complication of septic abortion

Lecture 7 Management of septic abortion

Lecture 8 Missed miscarriage

Medical student, gynecologist,general population who are interested in gynecology