Take mifepristone tablets for incomplete abortion

Last Thursday I took a day off and went to the hospital for a pregnancy test. After the pregnancy was confirmed, I went to the hospital on Friday to take mifepristone for a medical abortion. After the medical abortion, I went back to work for most of the day and rested at home the next weekend. However, I found that the vaginal bleeding had not decreased and there was a pungent odor. At the same time, I had dull pain in my abdomen and sometimes severe pain. My boyfriend asked me if there was something wrong with my miscarriage. I called the doctor for consultation and he suspected that it was an incomplete miscarriage. He suggested that I go back to the hospital for a physical check-up. If it was an incomplete medical abortion, can I still take mifepristone?

1. The most common problem with medical abortion is incomplete abortion. The side effects of the drugs are quite large and are not suitable for all women. Therefore, you should be cautious when choosing medical abortion. However, patients who experience incomplete medical abortion should not take mifepristone anymore, otherwise it will irritate the body and cause serious drug problems.

2. Now patients can go to a reliable local hospital for a B-ultrasound examination to find out whether there is any residue in the uterine cavity. If it is diagnosed that there is residue, a uterine curettage operation, i.e., curettage, must be performed. This will eliminate the residue, the damage to the uterus will be less, and the health of the uterus will not be harmed.

3. Medical abortion may result in incomplete abortion, but it does not mean that patients cannot choose medical abortion. The treatment of medical abortion is also based on the patient's condition. If you want to have medical abortion, you must also consider the standards of medical abortion, otherwise it will cause many harms. Therefore, it is important for women to choose the abortion method.

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Patients should understand that both medical abortion and painless abortion are harmful to the human body and uterus, and patients should try to avoid the frequency of abortion. Use contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse. If you accidentally get pregnant, you can also take birth control pills to achieve the purpose of contraception.