How long does it take to discharge the gestational sac after medical abortion?

Women who choose medical abortion must take medical abortion on the 49th day of pregnancy. They need to take drugs to terminate the pregnancy in the first few days, and take drugs to expel the gestational sac on the third day. Before the gestational sac is expelled, they must observe the condition of vaginal bleeding, and after the gestational sac is expelled, they must pay attention to rest. The gestational sac is usually expelled within six hours after medical abortion.

It will take about several hours for the gestational sac to be expelled after taking the medicine. The specific time cannot be determined because it is directly related to the individual's physical condition. Some patients may expel the gestational sac two or three hours after taking the medicine, but some patients need to wait six to eight hours. Therefore, you must observe the bleeding after taking the medicine. If a gestational sac is expelled, you must collect it in time and then give it to the doctor to see so that the doctor can confirm whether the gestational sac is expelled. After the gestational sac is expelled, antibiotics should be taken in time for anti-infection treatment to avoid adverse conditions such as intrauterine infection.

If the foetal sac has not been expelled for more than 24 hours after taking medication for pregnancy, you should be aware that the medical abortion has failed. You need to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination, and then you can understand the situation in the uterus. If the medical abortion fails, you should undergo surgical abortion treatment after a few days. This can ensure a better abortion effect. In addition, you must pay special attention to rest at ordinary times and not overwork, especially at night. You must ensure sufficient sleep time, and it is best to ensure that the sleep time is more than eight hours, which will be of great help to the body's recovery. You must eat more nutritious food on a daily basis.

Women who have undergone medical abortion should go to the hospital for regular follow-up visits, so that they can clearly understand whether there is any residue in the uterus. If any residue is found, they must actively use medication to treat it. If the residue is relatively small, it can be treated with medication. If the residue is relatively large, it is necessary to use a curettage and curettage plan for treatment as soon as possible to prevent the residue from remaining in the uterus for too long and causing some gynecological diseases. It is more important to maintain a good attitude during this period.