O03.4Dagger codeAsterisk codeF
Spontaneous abortion, incomplete, without complication
Spontaneous abortion
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- GuidelinesManagement of Incomplete Miscarriage in the 1st Trimester, at Primary Health Care LevelGeneral measures Medicine treatment Referral O02.1/O03.4 Both Manual Vacuum Aspiration (MVA) and medical evacuation are equally effective for miscarriage. GENERAL MEASURES Counselling. Evacuation of the uterus. MEDICINE TREATMENT Medical evacuation: Misoprostol, SL/PV/buccal, 800 mcg immediately as a single dose. Repeat after 24 hours if necessary. LoE:IIIb 1 Manual vacuum aspir
- GuidelinesMiscarriageSilent miscarriage or early fetal death Incomplete miscarriage in the first trimester Midtrimester miscarriage (from 13-22 weeks gestation) Septic miscarriage Trophoblastic neoplasia Both manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) and medical evacuation are equally effective for miscarriage. However, MVA is preferred in the follow settings: anaemia haemodynamic instability second trimester miscarriage SILENT
- GuidelinesMiscarriageDescription General measures Medicine treatment Referral O02.1/O03.4/O03.9 DESCRIPTION Bleeding from the genital tract < 22 weeks' gestation, which may or may not be associated with lower abdominal pain (LAP). Miscarriage is classified as follows Cervix closed on digital examination Cervix dilated on digital examination - Threatened miscarriage: - mild vaginal bleeding, usual