Still bleeding two weeks after abortion

Generally speaking, after medical abortion, vaginal bleeding will gradually disappear in about ten days. If bleeding still occurs after two weeks, it may be related to incomplete abortion. You should go to the hospital for examination in time. In addition, you should feel whether you have symptoms of abdominal pain. B-ultrasound examination can be used to determine whether it is an incomplete abortion. The next step of treatment will be based on the specific examination results.

Still bleeding two weeks after abortion

If bleeding suddenly increases after medical abortion, you should consider incomplete medical abortion. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound examination to see if there are any residual objects in the uterus. If so, you should consider a uterine curettage. Medical abortion means abdominal pain starts half an hour after taking the medicine, bleeding starts two hours later, and if bleeding continues intermittently, the bleeding time should not exceed one week, and the amount of bleeding should not be more than the usual menstrual volume. If the bleeding becomes more and more, you should go to the hospital for a follow-up examination in time to avoid heavy bleeding.

How long does it take for a medical abortion to occur?

Most women are not particularly familiar with medical abortion, especially some younger female patients. We all know that an artificial abortion operation takes about half an hour to complete, so how long does it take for a medical abortion to occur? Let me answer this question for you today.

Because the size of the embryo is different for each pregnant woman, the time of medical abortion may be slightly different, but basically the embryonic tissue will flow out of the vagina along with some blood clots within about three days. At this time, women will feel a little pain in their lower abdomen due to contraction, but medical abortion is the least harmful method of abortion for women, so most doctors will recommend medical abortion if the patient's body allows.

Some female friends may be particularly sensitive to drugs, so sometimes they may show signs of miscarriage after taking the second pill. Because medical abortion itself is harmful to the body, it also has certain risks. It is best for women to do this under the full guidance of a doctor.

How to determine if medical abortion is clean

Women who are pregnant for the first time are particularly afraid of medical abortion. This may be because they are afraid that the abortion will not be complete and they will have to undergo a curettage operation. So today, the editor will discuss with women how to determine if a medical abortion is complete?

First of all, the drugs for medical abortion are generally divided into three tablets, and most female patients take the third tablet. Usually within six hours, 80% of people will expel the gestational sac from the body. Women can observe the gestational sac themselves. It is a white round object about the size of a thumb, and the fetal sac will be discharged from the body along with some blood clots.

Secondly, before the gestational sac is expelled, women will experience varying degrees of abdominal pain, and the amount of vaginal bleeding will increase relatively. However, after the gestational sac is completely expelled from the body, the abdominal pain will gradually ease, and the amount of vaginal bleeding will also decrease significantly.

Finally, vaginal bleeding usually lasts 7 to 20 days, but this varies from person to person. If a woman's bleeding volume increases significantly or has been severe for more than 20 days, and is accompanied by varying degrees of abdominal pain, then it is possible that the bleeding is not complete and she needs to go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.