Urine test is still positive after abortion

As we all know, once you suspect you are pregnant, you should do a urine test. If the urine test shows positive, it means you are pregnant, and you need to have an abortion. But if you check your urine again after the abortion, and it turns out to be positive, does this mean that the abortion was not completely successful?

1. Once a person becomes pregnant, some elements in the urine will change. Therefore, if a woman uses urine for testing immediately after becoming pregnant, she can know her pregnancy information at the first time. Using urine to detect pregnancy information is a very accurate method, and it is also a very simple and easy method. It should be the first choice for all women.

2. If you do a urine test right after the abortion, you may find that the urine is still positive. I think this means you are still pregnant. This is because many factors in your body have not completely dissipated within a week after the abortion, so you will still have the illusion of pregnancy, which will result in a positive urine test.

3. Whether it is the estrogen content of various elements in urine or the hcg content in blood, it will show a gradually decreasing trend. Even if the pregnancy is terminated after the abortion, these indexes will not decrease immediately, but will gradually decrease with the passage of time. Therefore, if you do blood or urine tests one week after an abortion, the results are of no practical value.

If you want to determine whether your abortion or medical abortion is complete, you should not use blood or urine to determine. This method is not accurate enough. The most accurate way is to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department for an ultrasound test. The ultrasound test can be used to determine whether the fetal sac is still in the uterus and whether the abortion is complete. B-ultrasound is more accurate, and the estrogen and hcg components in the blood and urine will gradually decrease, so it is not the most accurate way to determine.