Are there any signs before the gestational sac is expelled?

The expulsion of the gestational sac refers to a phenomenon in which a woman has a natural miscarriage or a medical abortion. When the gestational sac is expelled from the body, there are obvious signs. Generally speaking, whether it is a natural miscarriage or a medical abortion, vaginal bleeding is likely to occur in the early stages, or there is obvious pain in the abdomen and a feeling of uterine contraction.

Are there any signs before the gestational sac is expelled?

There are signs before the gestational sac is discharged. When doing medical abortion, women often experience vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal pain, and regular uterine contractions 3-4 hours after taking the abortion drugs. Six hours after taking the abortion pill, the abdominal pain will be relieved and the amount of vaginal bleeding will also decrease. Usually this means that the gestational sac has been discharged.

After medical abortion, if bleeding continues to increase and abdominal pain does not ease, you need to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to check whether there is any residual tissue in the uterus. If there is any residual tissue, a uterine curettage will be required.

Whether it is a natural abortion or a medical abortion using mifepristone and misoprostol, there will generally be certain signs before the gestational sac is expelled. Common signs are vaginal bleeding and paroxysmal abdominal pain. Because the uterus needs to expel the gestational sac, it usually needs to peel off the gestational sac from the decidua, so at this time the endometrial tissue will peel off and cause vaginal bleeding. At the same time, the gestational sac can only fall out naturally under the regular contraction of the uterus. Generally, the gestational sac will be expelled without any symptoms.

There are signs before the gestational sac is discharged. When doing medical abortion, women often experience vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal pain, and regular uterine contractions 3-4 hours after taking the abortion drugs. Six hours after taking the abortion pill, the abdominal pain will be relieved and the amount of vaginal bleeding will also decrease. Usually this means that the gestational sac has been discharged. After medical abortion, if bleeding continues to increase and abdominal pain does not ease, you need to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to check whether there is any residual tissue in the uterus. If there is any residual tissue, a uterine curettage will be required.