Spontaneous abortion: medical and bioethical aspect

Abstract

Introduction: Spontaneous abortion is a complex human problem, a particularly intense personal experience for most women and that put face to face, the contradictory rationalizations of moral beliefs relating to human development, identity, family structure and its functions, human relationships and the confidence In the future. Purpose and objectives: To examine aspects of bioethical and medico-social aspects of spontaneous abortion. Materials and methods: The study has served scientific published material (monographs, dictionaries, collections of articles of international conferences devoted to the medical and bioethical issues). Sociological and statistical publications, also was a clinical case study. Results: Medical terminology, spontaneous abortion is the spontaneous loss of pregnancy (through a natural cause, without intervention from outside) before 20 weeks of gestation (spontaneous elimination of product design after 20 weeks is called spontaneous loss in advanced stage of pregnancy). Spontaneous abortion statistics are dramatic, the AvS occurs in 20% of all pregnancies. However, according to some sources, this is not the correct number. Many women, before they realize that they began to form life, miscarry without knowing it-just experimenting their spontaneous abortion is a heavier period. Therefore, the spontaneous abortion rate may be closer to 40% or 50%. The number of women who miscarry, 20% it is possible to have a spontaneous abortion. There is a therapeutic modality to be stopped in AvS development (in progress). If they are not present symptoms of massive hemorrhage, fever, weakness or other signs of infection, you cannot change the abortion rate. AvS is something natural and that's why the doctors take a position of expectant. When the AvS take place, the woman loses not just a burden but a child and her dreams for that child. Negative emotional reactions (self - blame, anxiety, sadness or mourning) are normal after the loss of a pregnancy. Coping with spontaneous abortion requires understanding the myths about pregnancy loss. Many spontaneous abortion myths about a grieving mother to believe that she should blame for the death of the child, which often leads to further development of post-abortion syndrome. Conclusion: Spontaneous abortion would be much easier to bear if you hang the weight of silence on the subject. It is, unfortunately, an awkward topic in our society. The silence surrounding the subject, cause greater psychological pain for the grieving mother, since it is unable to mourn openly and properly. Unfortunately, in a society preoccupied with the debate over whether an embryo or fetus qualify as human life, a woman may not find a corresponding confirmation of her loss. Why a company uncertain about the status of the fetus, not to provide the same sympathies for a spontaneous, as well as the death of a toddler? If a child is not considered lost, what woman is still grieving and suffering? Many women who have experienced pregnancy loss, they love the embryo or fetus development precisely as a kid, even though he spent little time.