What is the chance of an incomplete abortion?

The probability of incomplete medical abortion is about 25%, and the side effects of medical abortion are relatively large and are greatly limited by the duration of pregnancy, so the best option is to choose a painless abortion method. Women who choose medical abortion should do so within 49 days of pregnancy, and then undergo uterine curettage to completely remove the placenta, fetal membranes and other tissues in the uterus to avoid affecting the woman's secondary pregnancy.

Medical abortion has many contraindications, strict time limits, many side effects, and great harm. The success rate is only about 75%, which means there is a 25% chance of incomplete abortion. If the abortion is incomplete, a second uterine curettage operation is required, causing secondary harm to women.

In addition, medical abortion is only suitable for women with normal intrauterine pregnancy within 49 days of pregnancy and without contraindications. Those who take medication for medical abortion must be under 34 years old and in good health. Contraindications to medical abortion include: having or currently suffering from severe systemic diseases, liver or kidney dysfunction, allergic constitution, heart disease, hypertension, anemia, asthma, glaucoma, pruritus during pregnancy, etc., as well as suspected ectopic pregnancy, long-term and excessive medication, smoking more than 10 cigarettes a day, alcoholism, etc.

What should I do if the abortion is not complete and I don't want to have a uterine curettage?

After a female patient has a medical abortion, if she finds one month later that the abortion is not complete, that is, the menstrual bleeding continues, then it can be judged that the abortion is not complete. At this time, it is best to have a uterine curettage. If you do not have a uterine curettage, you can consider buying drugs to promote uterine contraction and help eliminate residues in the body.

However, simply taking medication to improve and expel the residue may also lead to incomplete excretion. If the patient's bleeding time is still very long, it means that the residue cannot be excreted. It is most important to perform a uterine curettage surgery in time. Otherwise, if it stays too long, it will cause infection and bleeding, and the consequences will be disastrous.

What are the dangers of medical abortion?

1. Medical abortion cannot completely eliminate residues in the body. It can easily cause continuous bleeding, and the amount of bleeding is twice as much as the normal menstrual volume.

2. Pregnancy induced by medication can easily lead to difficulty in becoming pregnant in the future. Due to repeated medication abortions, damage to the endometrium and its rupture can cause habitual miscarriage in the future and make normal pregnancy impossible.

3. Medical abortion can cause infection of the uterus or other organs. Since the medicine cannot be completely cleaned up, the residue will remain in the body, which can easily cause gynecological infections.

Although medical abortion is a very effective method at present, it may not be suitable for every female's physique. Therefore, if you want to have a medical abortion, you must go to the hospital to ensure your health. If the abortion is not clean, you must have a uterine cleaning or take uterine contraction drugs to eliminate blood stasis in the body. If not handled properly, it may lead to heavy bleeding.