After 24 days of abortion, I have some bleeding every day

Medical abortion is a method of abortion that many people now adopt. It mainly involves taking drugs and then expelling the gestational sac from the body, thereby achieving the effect of abortion. After taking the medicine, the body will experience bleeding and expel the gestational sac. It is usually normal for this process to be completed within two weeks, but some people feel a little bleeding every day for 24 days after the medical abortion. This is actually an abnormal phenomenon. In many cases, it is caused by residues in the body. You need to go to the hospital for curettage in time. Avoid infection or other diseases in the uterus.

It is normal to bleed for two days after medical abortion. The bleeding time after medical abortion is longer than that after artificial abortion. However, if it exceeds 10 days, you should be vigilant and wonder if the medical abortion is incomplete. Generally speaking, bleeding after medical abortion can last for 1 to 3 weeks, and the average bleeding time is about 18 days. This is not menstruation, but just the discharge of decidual tissue, which is less than the amount of menstruation and is dark red. Although the bleeding after medical abortion will last longer, the overall symptom is that the bleeding will become less day by day.

Women who have undergone medical abortion should note that if bleeding lasts for more than 3 weeks, it may indicate an incomplete abortion. In this case, they should go to the hospital for examination and undergo a uterine curettage in time. When performing a uterine curettage, if the surgical procedure is standardized, the anti-infection is thorough, the uterus and ovaries recover well after the operation, and you follow the doctor's orders to go to the hospital for regular check-ups, it will generally not affect future fertility. However, whether it is medical abortion, surgical abortion, or incomplete medical abortion and uterine curettage, you should choose a regular professional hospital to avoid causing unnecessary harm to your body.

Bleeding symptoms after medical abortion are very common, so many female friends easily ignore it and fail to receive timely treatment, which eventually leads to irreparable regrets. Therefore, we should pay close attention to the bleeding time after medical abortion to achieve early detection and early treatment. If you choose to have a medical abortion, you must go to a regular hospital to ensure its safety.

1. Before taking the medicine, you must check to eliminate the possibility of danger. Medical abortion is risky. A comprehensive examination must be done before the abortion. Urine tests and B-ultrasound should be performed to confirm the pregnancy, the size of the gestational sac, and whether the pregnancy is intrauterine. Then, the patient should take medication under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Understand the medication method in detail. The doctor will ask about the patient's medical history in detail, and provide guidance on medication based on the examination results, vaginal cleanliness, Trichomonas and fungus, blood routine and blood type, etc. The doctor will inform you of the efficacy and possible side effects of the medicine, and strictly follow the medical abortion procedure and medication method.

3. Closely observe the process of medical abortion. For medical abortion, you need to take medicine for 3 consecutive days. On the third day, you need to stay in the hospital for observation. In addition to paying attention to blood pressure, pulse, and side effects of medicines, pay close attention to vaginal discharge. Keep urine and feces in a clean bedpan. A dedicated person will check and record the presence of a gestational sac and the time, size, and amount of bleeding. If there is active bleeding before and after the fetal sac is expelled, uterotonics or curettage should be used to stop the bleeding.

5. Do not wash the basin, do vaginal douching, or swim within one month after medical abortion. If vaginal bleeding lasts for more than 7 days, you should take medication under the guidance of a doctor to prevent infection. If bleeding continues for more than two weeks, you should go to the hospital to find out the cause and undergo a uterine curettage if necessary.