Is it a standard procedure for an autopsy to determine if a woman has given birth during her lifetime?

Why do stillbirths happen?

If you have had a stillbirth or are supporting someone through this difficult experience, you probably are in desperate need of knowing why this happened. An autopsy is normally the best way to diagnose a cause for stillbirth, but this is not always a standard procedure. Inquire about your hospitals procedures when handling stillborn babies and the cause of death. If normal procedure is not to have an autopsy, seek to find out how you can request one, if that’s what you and your family desire

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Probably not in a routine autopsy, but if they needed to identify the person they most certainly would.

when examining the internal organs a report is make as to the condition of them...it would not be unusual to note whether the ovary had pregnancy scars....