I always have large blood clots after medical abortion.

Pregnant women may discharge red blood clots, dark brown blood clots, or even large black blood clots after using abortion drugs. These are all normal phenomena. Generally speaking, the longer the blood clot stays in the uterus of a pregnant woman, the darker the color of the blood clot that is finally discharged will be.

Abortion through external injection or oral medication does not require the pain of surgery, and the price is relatively cheap. However, if the medical abortion does not proceed smoothly and serious abnormal symptoms occur during the medical abortion, pregnant women will eventually have to undergo surgery. Some women have large black blood clots discharged from their vagina during medical abortion, and they don't know whether this is normal. Next, the editor will explain in detail to everyone whether it is normal to discharge large black blood clots during medical abortion.

In fact, the blood discharged from medical abortion is gray-black and will not have any effect on the actual effect of medical abortion. The color of blood discharged from the lower body of pregnant women after using abortion drugs is mainly related to the amount of blood and the length of time the blood stays in the uterus. If the blood discharged is relatively small, or if the blood flows out of the vagina soon after it is formed in the uterus, the color of the blood is usually red. If the amount of blood is large, or the blood stays in the uterus for a long time before being discharged from the vagina, the color may be dark brown or even black.

The abortion drugs used by pregnant women will cause some uterine tissues and embryonic tissues to undergo great stimulation and then undergo necrosis, and then slowly fall off and are slowly discharged from the woman's vagina. When the tissue that falls out of the uterus is discharged from the vagina, it is usually mixed with blood, so it looks like blood clots to us. If the shedding tissue and blood from the uterus stays in the uterus for a long time before being discharged, large black blood clots will appear.

The above is the explanation on the question of whether it is normal to discharge large gray-black blood clots during medical abortion. We have long known that the large gray-black blood clots discharged during medical abortion are actually due to certain effects of medical abortion. However, it should be noted that if blood clots continue to be discharged from the uterus after more than ten days of medical abortion, you need to go to the hospital for examination to rule out incomplete medical abortion.