How to distinguish blood clots and gestational sacs

Sometimes when we are pregnant, due to various reasons, the pregnant woman may not be able to give birth to the baby successfully. At this time, it is necessary to use medical abortion to expel the baby from the pregnant woman's body. So how do we judge the blood clot and the fetal sac when we are bleeding?

How to judge blood clots and fetal sacs

The gestational sac and the blood clot are different. The gestational sac is generally more standard in shape and position, while the blood clot may lack periodicity. And usually not in one place.

The blood clot and the gestational sac are completely different. A simple method is to put them in a sink. If it is a gestational sac, after removing the blood on the surface, there will be a cotton-like gestational sac with secretions inside, while the blood clot will slowly dissipate in the water.

What to pay attention to after abortion

1. You must stay in bed and rest within 2 weeks after the abortion surgery. You cannot do heavy physical work.

2. After a miscarriage, you should eat more nutritious foods, such as lean meat, chicken breast, eggs, milk, and beans to increase nutrition and help the body recover.

3. Sexual intercourse between husband and wife is strictly prohibited. After an abortion, you should not have sexual intercourse within 30 days to prevent infection.

4. After an abortion, there will be secretions, which must be cleaned with warm water every day to prevent infection.

5. After the abortion, be careful not to take a bath within half a month or when there is bleeding to avoid infection. If you want to take a bath, you can take a shower.

6. After the body recovers from the abortion, be sure to adopt contraceptive methods, because the menstrual period will be unstable after the abortion, and if it is not prevented, it may lead to pregnancy again.

The gestational sac and blood clot are not the same. The gestational sac is a whole, while the blood clot is relatively dispersed. The blood clot usually appears dark red or white, but the gestational sac is usually lighter in color than the blood clot. The best way to distinguish them is that the gestational sac is usually relatively larger than the blood clot. If the pregnant woman after miscarriage is observed, it is very easy to distinguish them.