<unk>  refers to pregnancy loss occurring before 20 weeks of gestation. Without external intervention is known as Spontaneous<unk> . An example of a life-threatening cause that may result in death or permanent disability within 24 hours if left untreated is a ruptured Ectopic pregnancy. Other causes include chromosomal<unk> normalities, infections, cervical anomalies, etc. Ultrasound, β-HCG, and progesterone levels are helpful in confirming diagnosis and treatment could be conservative, medical, or surgical depending on the cause, presentation, and/or patient's preference. Administer Rhogam to Rh (D) negative mothers, and counsel, accordingly if pregnancy is subsequently desired. Medical management is contraindicated in conditions like severe anemia, bleeding disorders, etc while surgical intervention is not indicated with an unconfirmed diagnosis of spontaneous<unk> .
Abortion
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Intrauterine device
Natural childbirth
Live birth
Fertility medication
Childbirth
Assisted reproductive technology