What if the gestational sac is not expelled after medical abortion?

There are many women who get pregnant unexpectedly, especially young single women, who prefer to take medication to abort. Because they don't want to have surgery on their bodies and don't want to undergo surgical treatment. However, some women who undergo medical abortions cannot expel the gestational sac after taking the abortion drugs. What is the reason? Next, the editor will explain to all readers in detail why the gestational sac is not expelled after medical abortion.

Everyone's physical fitness is different, and their sensitivity to various drugs is also different. If the body is very sensitive to drugs, the effects will manifest quickly after using the drugs. If the body's sensitivity to drugs is too weak, the effect of the drugs after use will be small, or it will not have any effect at all. Some women who undergo medical abortion are not very sensitive to Mifepristone. After taking Mifepristone, the test tube embryo in the uterus is not greatly affected by the drug, or is not affected at all. Even after taking Mifepristone, the test tube embryo still survives well and grows up healthy and strong as before. In this case, even if medical abortion is performed, the fetal sac will not be discharged from the body.

Some women who undergo medical abortion, although their bodies are sensitive to fepristone, are not very sensitive to misoprostol. After taking the abortion drugs, although the embryo in the body has been killed by the drugs, because the body is not sensitive to misoprostol, the uterus does not contract strongly or does not contract at all. Therefore, the fetal sac in the uterus cannot be completely discharged from the woman's vagina.

The above is the explanation for the question of why the gestational sac is not expelled during medical abortion. I hope it can be of some help to all readers. If female friends have undergone medical abortion and the fetal sac is not completely expelled from the body, they must go to the hospital for treatment in time to prevent the remnants of medical abortion from blocking the cervix and causing serious harm of internal bleeding.