Symptoms of uterine residual discharge

We all know that as society becomes more and more open, many people do not think about taking contraceptive measures when having sex, which will lead to more and more unwanted pregnancies. Children from unwanted pregnancies are generally not accepted by people. At this time, most people will choose abortion and then terminate their pregnancy. In fact, there will often be residues in the uterine cavity after artificial abortion. The following will introduce the symptoms of the discharge of residues in the uterine cavity.

Artificial abortion is also a common method of terminating pregnancy. If residues are found in the uterus after artificial abortion, some blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs can be used to promote the discharge of the residues in the uterus. If black blood clots are found to be discharged after using the drugs. This is normal. It is recommended to continue using the medication for a few days and then go to the hospital for a follow-up ultrasound after her menstrual period ends.

After medical abortion, based on the results of B-ultrasound examination, the abortion is considered incomplete and there are still relatively large residual stools in the uterus. You can consider taking medication first to promote the discharge of the residual stools. If the stools still cannot be discharged, you still need to undergo another uterine cleaning. After vaginal bleeding stops, seek medical attention for a follow-up examination. Pay attention to recuperation after abortion, do not eat raw, cold, or spicy foods, do not get cold or overwork, rest more, and prohibit sexual intercourse within one month.

If there is any residue in the uterus, there will be abdominal pain and irregular vaginal bleeding.

Suggestions: Incomplete induced abortion will cause heavy bleeding and secondary infertility in the future. Regardless of the amount of bleeding after the operation, sexual intercourse is prohibited before menstruation. You also need to go to the hospital for regular checkups. Pay attention to dietary supplementation. Eat more high-quality protein to strengthen your body, but don't eat too much greasy food. If vaginal bleeding lasts more than 7 days, you should take antibiotics 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.