A miscarriage not only affects the physical health of the mother but also takes a toll on her mental well-being. The later the pregnancy, the more severe the impact. So, what should be avoided after a miscarriage for a quicker recovery?

An incomplete miscarriage, also known as an incomplete abortion, is a condition where a miscarriage occurs, but part of the fetus remains in the uterus. During a vaginal examination, blood is seen flowing out with the examining’s finger.