The treatment for a partial miscarriage is a D&C. A surgical abortion is a D&C. There is no difference. That's why women are dying. They're having miscarriages, and D&C's are now illegal in abortion ban states. So hospitals can't treat them, and they're turning them away, until the women are in serious danger of dying, either because they're bleeing out from the hemmoraging, or they develop sepsis and are in danger of dying from the infection.
When I had my second miscarriage, the "counsellor" they sent to talk to me before the surgery could not have been colder. I should have complained. Tight lipped, she asked why I had chosen to terminate this pregnancy. When I told her that the fetus had been dead for over 2 weeks, and I was terrified that if I developed sepsis, I might never be able to get pregnant again, her whole attitude changed, and she became kindly and consoling. But I have no doubt, that if I had said that at age 40, I didn't want to be having babies, her coldness would have stayed.
Both of my miscarriages would have gone untreated in an abortion ban state today, which I find more terrifying than the notion of sepsis. And while my childbearing years are well behind me, I have daughters, granddaughters, and great granddaughters, who I want to have the same level of care and treatment that I was able to access when I was having babies. In fact, I expect them to have a HIGHER standard of care than I received because my youngest, is 34 years old, and medical knowledge has expanded since she was born.
My youngest was born less than a year after my second miscarriage. Had I not had access to timely care at that, she would never have been born.