Is it normal to stop bleeding one day after medical abortion?

Medical abortion is the only option for many underage girls who become pregnant unexpectedly. Because they are relatively rebellious and do not want others to control them, they do not want anyone to know about their pregnancy. However, medical abortion may indeed cause harm to the body and even lead to irreversible consequences. So the question is, is it normal to stop bleeding one day after medical abortion?

Medical abortion bleeding lasts for a long time, usually about 2 weeks; if bleeding lasts for more than 3 weeks, you should seek medical treatment in time.

Guidance:

Medical abortion bleeding lasts for a long time, usually about 2 weeks; if bleeding lasts for more than 3 weeks, you should seek medical treatment in time.

According to regulations, women should go to the medical abortion unit for a follow-up visit two weeks after the fetal sac is expelled. If the bleeding has not stopped at this time, a urine pregnancy test and B-ultrasound examination are required. Those diagnosed with incomplete abortion should undergo uterine curettage, and vaginal bleeding will stop within 10 days after the operation. If the bleeding does not stop due to incomplete decidual exfoliation, but the bleeding is not much when the doctor is consulted, you can take motherwort paste or Chinese medicine biochemical soup, or you can inject oxytocin intramuscularly to promote uterine contraction to expel the remaining decidual tissue. Patients with more bleeding than menstrual volume generally need uterine curettage. It is worth noting that women who have undergone medical abortion sometimes suddenly experience a significant increase in bleeding, which may be several times the amount of menstruation, accompanied by large blood clots. This is caused by the exfoliation of embryonic tissue and poor excretion. At this time, you need to go to the hospital immediately for a curettage to stop the bleeding.

Some girls think that if the bleeding after medical abortion is not clean, they just need to take hemostatic drugs. This is absolutely wrong. Because hemostatic drugs achieve the purpose of hemostasis by changing the coagulation mechanism in the body, they cannot expel the residue in the uterine cavity, so they cannot fundamentally solve the problem. Only when the embryonic tissue in the uterine cavity is basically expelled and the uterus contracts well, the bleeding will stop.