Still have blood clots after one week of induced labor

After an abortion, the discharge of blood from the vagina is abnormal and is often caused by the following reasons. The first is that the position of the uterus is abnormal, such as the flexed forward extension position or the retroflexed retroverted position. After the abortion, the blood sinuses have not closed yet and bleeding will occur. This type of bleeding cannot be discharged smoothly into the uterine cavity, and accumulates in the uterus. Uterine contractions expel the blood clots. It is recommended that if the uterus is in a retroflexed and retroverted position, the prone position can be adopted to reduce the curvature of the uterus so that the accumulated blood can be discharged completely. If the uterus is in a flexed forward position, you can press gently on the ischial tuberosity to correct the angle of the uterus and allow the accumulated blood to be discharged smoothly. In addition, if there is blood clot after abortion, in more cases, the possibility of incomplete abortion must be ruled out clinically.

Abortion is a preventive measure against accidental or unexpected pregnancy. It is not recommended to have multiple abortions in a short period of time, and it should not be used as a basic countermeasure. If the miscarriage is not done properly, it may cause irregular menstruation, too little menstruation, amenorrhea, intrauterine adhesions, secondary infertility, ectopic pregnancy, habitual miscarriage or pelvic inflammation, etc. Therefore, unless you are preparing for pregnancy, it is recommended to use contraceptive methods during sex to prevent multiple miscarriages from causing harm to the body. Of course, sometimes 1-2 surgeries and repairs are not a big problem. It is just that there may be an impact, but it is not certain, so there is no need to worry too much.

Abortion refers to the termination of pregnancy through artificial services in the early stages of pregnancy. Abortion surgery is also known as negative pressure aspiration surgery, and is suitable for pregnancies within ten weeks.

Abortion operation process:

1. First, an ultrasound examination is needed to confirm intrauterine pregnancy, the gestational sac and its location.

2. The patient takes the lithotomy position and a professional doctor examines the size and position of the uterus. After basic disinfection and sterilization of the private parts, use a speculum to expose the cervix.

3. After testing the uterine cavity, dilate the cervical opening.

4. When the cervical opening is expanded to half or 1 size of the plastic straw, start to connect the negative pressure suction, suck out the fetal sac, and then check whether the cervix in the uterine cavity is clean. Generally, if a complete fetal sac is seen after the operation, the abortion is considered successful.