Symptoms of medical abortion with undischarged gestational sac

As social atmosphere becomes more and more open, many times, the possibility of accidental pregnancy occurs due to failure to take effective contraceptive measures. Compared with the high price of surgical abortion, many friends are more willing to choose medical abortion. However, medical abortion may not be complete and there may be residues in the uterine cavity. So what are the symptoms of medical abortion when the gestational sac is not expelled? Next, I will introduce to you the symptoms of medical abortion with failure to expel the gestational sac, hoping it will be helpful to my friends.

When the gestational sac is discharged , you can see a round, white, meat-like substance, and the amount of blood gradually decreases. Generally speaking, you need to go to the hospital for a check-up one week after a medical abortion to determine whether the abortion was complete. As for whether the gestational sac has been expelled, a gynecological color ultrasound examination is needed. If it has not been expelled or has not been completely expelled, a second uterine curettage may be required. After a miscarriage, you should rest in bed for two weeks, exercise appropriately, increase nutrition, avoid spicy and cold foods, and avoid strenuous exercise. You are prohibited from having sex or taking a bath within one month. Sometimes the gestational sac is too small to be seen and may flow out with the blood. An ultrasound examination can determine whether the gestational sac has been expelled.

Abdominal pain will occur if the gestational sac is not expelled . In addition, you may also experience nausea and aversion to greasy food. In addition to active examinations, you also need to pay attention to rest, keep warm, prevent colds, regulate your emotions, and prevent mood swings. If the gestational sac is not expelled after taking the medicine for medical abortion, the amount of vaginal bleeding will be very small and the early pregnancy reaction will still exist. Generally, 81% of the gestational sac is expelled within 4 hours after taking the medicine, and 18.9% is expelled within 2 hours. If the fetal sac is not expelled within 6 hours, you should go to the hospital and have a uterine curettage performed in time. An ultrasound examination is required after medical abortion to rule out the possibility of residual fetus in the uterus.

The above is an introduction to the symptoms of medical abortion with failure to expel the gestational sac . In short, sometimes the gestational sac is very small and difficult for us to detect, so the medical abortion process also needs to be performed in the hospital to avoid heavy bleeding. If the gestational sac is not completely expelled during medical abortion, a uterine curettage is still required. I hope this article can help you.