Yellow discharge on the tenth day of medical abortion

Medical abortion is not good for women's health. Under normal circumstances, women must take contraceptive measures before having sex. If you don't want children, don't let them come into this world. Otherwise, if you wait until the child is already alive and then cruelly abort the child, it will not only hurt your own body, but more importantly, you will end the life of your own child with your own hands. This is a very cruel act.

Normal menstrual bleeding, in addition to blood, also contains some shed endometrium. If the shed endometrium is in relatively small fragments and mixed with the blood, it will not be very obvious. However, if the shed endometrium is larger, you will see things like "blood clots" or "lumps of meat", which is a normal phenomenon.

Incomplete medical abortion often causes symptoms such as lower back and abdominal pain, prolonged bleeding time, and heavy bleeding. If there is too much residual tissue, problems such as heavy bleeding and infection may occur. If an incomplete miscarriage is suspected after a miscarriage, a careful examination of the uterus, especially the two corners of the uterus, can generally determine whether the miscarriage is incomplete.

If your bleeding stops about 10 minutes after the miscarriage, the subsequent increased menstrual bleeding and prolonged menstruation will have little to do with incomplete miscarriage. The amount of bleeding increases slightly, and the bleeding usually stops in about 7 days, which is normal. However, if the amount of bleeding is heavy and the bleeding lasts for more than 10 days, you should go to the hospital for examination in time.

Many women know too little about the pros and cons of medical abortion, and they often risk their lives to have medical abortion. Maybe they did not see the gestational sac tissue being removed at the beginning, and after the fourth day, the abdomen began to have severe pain, and there was a lot of vaginal bleeding. If the medical abortion goes smoothly, the gestational sac tissue in the uterus can be removed in 1-2 hours. If the gestational sac tissue is not completely removed, it may cause incomplete abortion.

If more than two weeks have passed since the medical abortion, it is recommended that you have a follow-up examination to see whether the gestational sac tissue has been completely eliminated. If not, a second uterine curettage will be required. After the uterine curettage, vaginal bleeding will stop within 10 days.