Why is there no bleeding the next day after medical abortion?

Medical abortion, you can tell what it means based on its literal meaning. When people find out they are pregnant early, they can have an abortion through medical abortion. As for methods of abortion, medical abortion has only one advantage, which is convenience. It can be achieved by taking labor-inducing drugs, but its side effects are very serious. So, why is there no bleeding the next day after medical abortion?

What should I do if there is no bleeding the next day after medical abortion?

The most important thing is to see whether the embryo has been expelled. If it has been expelled, it is normal if there is no bleeding the next day. If it has not been expelled, you need to go to the hospital and ask for help from a doctor. If conditions permit, doctors nowadays basically do not recommend medical abortion. It is safer to choose painless abortion. The principles of medical abortion are to terminate pregnancy and promote the expulsion of the embryo. Generally, the medicine should be taken continuously for 3-5 days, depending on your own situation to determine whether the time for miscarriage is approaching. Generally, there will be abdominal pain and even slight cold sweat before miscarriage. At this time, you can go to the hospital as soon as possible and ask the doctor whether treatment is needed to ensure the smooth completion of medical abortion. It is very dangerous to take drugs on your own to have a medical abortion. If you are interested in choosing a medical abortion, you should do it under the supervision of a doctor.

The most widely used drug for medical abortion is Mifepristone tablets plus misoprostol. The dosage of mifepristone is 150-200 mg, which is usually taken at one time. The dose of 150-20 mg is selected according to body weight. It can also be taken over 3 days. On the third day after taking the medicine once, or one day after taking the medicine in divided doses, prostaglandin preparations can be added as prescribed by the doctor.

Choose to use it immediately or the next day according to the medication situation. Go to the hospital and place 1 mg of Carprostol suppository in the vagina, take 600 micrograms of misoprostol, and observe for 6-8 hours under the supervision of a doctor. At this time, there will be a miscarriage reaction. If there are no other accidents, you can wait for the embryo to be expelled and complete the medical abortion under the supervision of a doctor.

The best time for medical abortion

1. After female friends know the best time for medical abortion, they can increase the success rate of abortion. Many female friends think that medical abortion only requires taking medicine, but they ignore the best time for medical abortion. It may directly affect the final effect of medical abortion, and thus face the trouble of secondary abortion (uterine curettage). Medical abortion is only suitable for early intrauterine pregnancy within 49 days. The average diameter of the gestational sac shown by B-ultrasound examination is less than 2.3 cm.

2. The best time to induce abortion with medicine is within 49 days after pregnancy, and avoid exceeding 3 months. If it exceeds 3 months, the fetus will have been formed and developed too large, and induced labor is the only option. The time to pregnancy is not calculated from the time of sexual intercourse.

3. The best time for abortion (artificial abortion) is within 10 weeks of pregnancy. Because the fetus is just beginning to develop and the intrauterine tissue is relatively simple at this time, the abortion surgery will be safer and the recovery after surgery will be faster. When female friends consider how long they should be pregnant before having an abortion, they must also be clear about which type of abortion surgery they want to choose.

4. The patient taking the medicine must be pregnant within 49 days of amenorrhea and must be under 34 years old.

5. If the pregnancy lasts more than 49 days, medical abortion is not allowed. This is because the gestational sac in the uterus will gradually grow larger as the pregnancy progresses, and as a result, medication alone cannot completely expel the gestational sac from the body.