What should I do if the placenta cannot come out due to miscarriage?

During the pregnancy process, women will encounter various problems. Today's medical technology is relatively advanced, and many problems can be effectively dealt with. However, some problems are more serious, such as serious problems with the fetus itself, or serious infection, etc. In this case, an abortion must be performed. Abortion surgery must also be performed after an unexpected pregnancy. For some women, the placenta does not come out after abortion. What methods are there to solve this problem?

What should I do if the placenta cannot come out due to miscarriage?

If the placenta does not flow out after medical abortion, it means that the abortion has failed. If the placenta continues to remain inside, it will cause an inflammatory reaction. If the placenta does not flow out, it will form a retained fetus. If a retained fetus is formed in the future, it will remain in the uterus and cause irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea and other diseases. It is best to go to the hospital for a uterine curettage, or use uterine contraction agents in the early stage.

If medical abortion fails, you must choose a regular gynecological hospital to perform relevant uterine curettage surgery as soon as possible. Do not delay and affect your health. If the gestational sac remains in the body, it will cause a series of complications. In severe cases, it may lead to heavy uterine bleeding, greatly affecting the health of women.

If medical abortion is unsuccessful, timely treatment is required. It is best to choose a regular gynecological hospital and perform a uterine curettage. Do not delay, which will lead to long-term vaginal bleeding, infection and other situations, causing various gynecological diseases and affecting your health.

Generally, the gestational sac will come out a few hours after taking the medicine. The amount of bleeding will usually be more than the usual menstrual amount. There will be slight abdominal pain before the gestational sac comes out, and the degree is comparable to usual dysmenorrhea. However, if there is persistent pain in the abdomen, it is abnormal. After medical abortion, B-ultrasound needs to be repeated to confirm whether the abortion is incomplete. If the abortion is incomplete, another uterine curettage is required.

When a woman has a miscarriage, if the placenta cannot be expelled, it will cause certain harm, such as lochia retention, anemia and infection after miscarriage, gynecological inflammation and postpartum infection. Under normal circumstances, the placenta will be detached in 5-10 minutes, and no more than 30 minutes at most. If placenta or fetal membranes are found in the uterus, a curettage should be performed immediately to remove the remaining tissue. Before the operation, the patient should be given antibiotics and hemostatic drugs to ensure the safety of the operation. If a small amount of residue forms polyps in the uterus, it will cause continuous bleeding and require surgical removal if necessary.