20 days after the abortion, black flesh came out again

For female friends who choose medical abortion, the most important thing is to observe whether the placenta and gestational sac are discharged when the blood stasis is discharged, because only when the gestational sac is discharged, it means that the medical abortion is successful. Because everyone has different physical conditions, the effects of medical abortion are different for each person. Some women found black lumps in their discharge 20 days after medical abortion. Is this normal?

1. You need to rest for two weeks after an artificial abortion, keep your vulva clean, eat less spicy and irritating food, and eat more nutritious food. Please note that after a miscarriage, before the onset of menstruation, sexual intercourse, sitz baths, vaginal douching and medication are prohibited. Because the cervix relaxes, the endometrium sheds, and the local defense ability decreases at this time, it is easy to cause retrograde infection, resulting in pelvic inflammation such as endometritis and adnexitis, which can cause infertility in severe cases. The amount of bleeding after abortion should be less than the amount of menstruation, the bleeding time should be less than two weeks, and the abdominal pain should generally not exceed three days. If it exceeds the above standards, you should consider intrauterine residues, incomplete uterine involution, uterine cavity infection, etc. You should actively go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis so that you can receive symptomatic treatment.

2. Generally, it is considered that there is a problem of vaginal inflammation. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination. You can use some anti-inflammatory drugs or washes. Pay attention to personal hygiene and do not eat raw, cold and irritating foods.

3. Medical abortion has the possibility of incomplete abortion. Your symptoms should first be considered as incomplete abortion. It may also be caused by poor rest or cold. Suggestions: Bleeding normally stops within a week. In your case, it is recommended that you hold your urine and do a B-ultrasound to confirm the recovery of the uterus and whether there is any residual blood.

If there is some residue but it is not very serious, the doctor will prescribe medicine first to see if it can be discharged by itself. Generally, it is a medicine that promotes uterine contraction, so you should pay attention to the situation after taking the medicine, and go to the hospital for regular check-ups. Some medicines can be discharged completely and avoid uterine curettage. Suggestions: Because there is still a small amount of residual blood and decidual tissue in the uterine cavity after the fetal sac is expelled, so the B-ultrasound done 20 days ago generally shows some residual blood. It is recommended to go for a follow-up examination 20 days later.