incomplete miscarriage

What is an Incomplete Miscarriage?

An incomplete miscarriage occurs when a miscarriage begins, but the body does not expel all the pregnancy tissue. This condition is different from a complete miscarriage, where all fetal tissue is expelled from the uterus.

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