What to do if you encounter problems after medical abortion

Medical abortion is a relatively common method of abortion in our modern society. However, medical abortion is not 100% without harm or risk. During and after medical abortion, women's bodies will suffer great damage. For example, during medical abortion, the woman's body will be relatively weak, consuming a lot of energy and strength. There are also situations where medical abortion fails to expel the gestational sac. What should we do when we encounter these situations?

Medical abortion is a method of abortion in which women take abortion drugs, which causes the uterus to contract, causing the gestational sac to degenerate and necrotize in the woman's uterus and be expelled from the body through the vagina. This is true in theory. However, in reality, some women often fail to expel the gestational sac. So what? Let’s listen to the experts’ analysis on this issue.

After an unexpected pregnancy, many women choose to have a medical abortion. Women who choose medical abortion to terminate pregnancy worry about what to do if the gestational sac is not expelled or is not clean. So, what if the gestational sac is not expelled by medical abortion? What if the gestational sac is not expelled by medical abortion? Experts say that if there is a lot of bleeding within a few hours of taking the medicine, but the bleeding is gradually decreasing now, this means that the gestational sac has been expelled, but you just didn't see it at the time. It is white in color, like the size of your own fingernail, but sometimes it is wrapped in a blood clot and can only be seen by washing with water. If the gestational sac still does not come out, the amount of bleeding will not decrease, but will increase. The embryonic tissue is usually expelled within 4 to 6 hours. Generally speaking, after the blood clot is discharged, the abdominal pain will stop and the amount of bleeding will decrease. However, we need to check whether it has been sent out.

Many women experience unclean abortion after undergoing medical abortion. This situation often makes female friends feel at a loss. So what should they do if the abortion is not clean? I believe many women hope to know more about this issue. What should I do if the medical abortion is not clean? What should I do if the medical abortion is not clean? Experts point out that if the medical abortion is diagnosed to be not clean, you can try to use drugs to contract the uterus again to expel the remaining tissue. But if the discharge still cannot be discharged, a uterine curettage operation must be performed. Otherwise, the pregnancy tissue left in the uterus will cause serious consequences such as infection, bleeding, infertility, etc., seriously threatening reproductive health and even life-threatening. If it is still not clean within 15 days, a uterine cleaning is required.

Have these answers to the question of why medical abortion does not expel the gestational sac been of any help to you? But here I still want to remind all female friends that medical abortion can cause great harm to the human body, and full recovery requires a long process. Therefore, women need to be cautious about this method of abortion.