One week after medical abortion, tissue still falls out

Many women choose to have an abortion after they accidentally become pregnant because they do not take safety measures during sexual intercourse. Medical abortion is a very popular method of abortion surgery, but there are still many uncontrollable factors in medical abortion. Different individual differences such as the length of pregnancy and fetal growth conditions will lead to differences in the success rate of medical abortion. If there is still tissue falling out one week after medical abortion, you should seek medical attention immediately and consider a uterine curettage.

It may be decidual tissue. The decidual tissue should be discharged within a week after medical abortion. If it cannot be discharged for a long time, it is considered an incomplete medical abortion. If you are still bleeding ten days after taking all the abortion pills, there is a high possibility that the abortion was incomplete and you need to go to the hospital for a follow-up check. If the abortion is incomplete, you may need a uterine curettage, so pay attention to the follow-up check.

Many female friends want to know how many pieces of decidual tissue are left after medical abortion, so as to judge whether their medical abortion was successful.

After external injection or oral administration of the abortion drug mifepristone, the endometrium and embryonic tissue in the abdomen of a pregnant woman will degenerate, slowly necrotize, and fall off. During this process, the shedding of the endometrium varies from person to person. Not every woman who undergoes medical abortion has her endometrium shed in the same equal pieces. Therefore, there is no way to give a specific answer to the question of how many pieces of decidual tissue there are after medical abortion.

After a pregnant woman undergoes medical abortion, the amount of decidual tissue varies from person to person, depending mainly on the size of the uterus and the degree of development of the uterus. Before going to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination, if you want to know whether the decidua in the uterus has been completely discharged from the body, we can judge by the vaginal bleeding.

If a pregnant woman has a medical abortion and the vaginal bleeding symptoms have completely disappeared, it can be determined that the decidual tissue in the uterus has been completely expelled from the body. Because if there is any residue from medical abortion in the uterus, there will be continuous bleeding in the vagina.

The above is the explanation on how many pieces of decidual tissue there are after medical abortion. After medical abortion, if there are residues of the abortion in the uterus, and these residues cannot be discharged from the uterus for a long time, then prolonged vaginal bleeding will occur, which can easily cause secondary anemia in women after medical abortion, so it is necessary to receive diagnosis and treatment in time.