How do you know if you are clean after induced labor?

If vaginal bleeding after abortion does not exceed the amount of menstrual bleeding and lasts no more than a week, it means that the abortion was successfully completed. If there is residue in the uterine cavity, it will cause irregular vaginal bleeding, with the amount varying from time to time, or there may be internal bleeding. Symptoms such as abdominal pain may continue to occur. If you are not sure whether the discharge is complete, you can go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound to observe the condition of the uterine wall and see if there is any residue. If there is any remnant, a uterine curettage is required to prevent infection.

In clinical medicine, according to the patient's pregnancy month and the abortion method she chooses, it can be divided into natural abortion, medical abortion, artificial abortion and induced abortion. Without any intervention, miscarriage caused by test tube embryo weaving memory is called spontaneous abortion.

The use of mifetil or misoprostol tablets to promote the specific death of the test tube embryo and promote uterine contractions to cause miscarriage is called medical abortion.

After uterine dilation, the fetal sac is directly sucked out of the patient's uterine cavity or scraped out of the patient's body using a plastic straw or curettage to achieve the purpose of miscarriage. This treatment method is called abortion surgery.

When the patient's pregnancy lasts more than three months and the fetus has been formed, a water bag or injection of levonorin is usually used to induce uterine contractions, embryo death, and promote the expulsion of the fetus from the uterine cavity. This process is called induced abortion.