What will happen if the abortion is not complete and the uterus is not cleared?

Medical abortion is a relatively effective method of abortion for pregnancies under 45 days of pregnancy. This method does not require going through the pain of surgical abortion, so it is very popular among women in the early stages of pregnancy. However, medical abortion is not a 100% successful method of abortion. Some pregnant women do not succeed after using medical abortion methods, or the abortion is not complete, and they need immediate uterine curettage. So what happens if the abortion is not complete and the uterus is not cleared?

If medical abortion is not completely aborted, a uterine curettage is required. Only through uterine curettage can the patient's uterine cavity be completely cleaned to prevent residual tissue in the uterine cavity. If there is residual tissue in the uterine cavity and the uterine curettage is not performed in time, the patient may suffer from symptoms such as continuous bleeding, which may also cause infection in the uterine cavity and easily lead to various genital inflammations, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, and salpingitis. Therefore, if the uterine curettage is not performed in time, the harm caused is relatively large, and it is easy to damage the patient's future fertility function and make it impossible to get pregnant normally.

Therefore, patients whose medicine has not been completely drained out need to undergo curettage surgery immediately. There is no need to worry too much about curettage surgery due to concerns about pain during the operation. A painless method can be used, that is, inject anesthetics into the patient before the operation, and then perform curettage surgery after the anesthetics are applied. The patient will have no sensation, so there will be no pain. After the uterine curettage, patients only need to pay attention to postoperative conditioning and do a good job of postoperative sterilization and anti-inflammation. They must take antibiotics on time and in the right amount for anti-infection treatment according to the doctor's instructions.

In short, if medical abortion is not complete and the uterus is not cleared, it will cause great harm to the patient's body and cause many injuries. Therefore, patients should undergo uterine cleaning surgery in time, and pay attention to maintenance and antibacterial treatment after the operation. Otherwise, the patient may suffer from postoperative infection, which will affect the normal reproductive function and cause various reproductive organ inflammations.