How long does it take for the stomach to stop hurting after the abortion?

If it is an unexpected pregnancy, many people will take the method of taking medicine to terminate the pregnancy because they are not mentally prepared. Taking medicine will cause the uterus to contract and expel the gestational sac from the body, thereby achieving the purpose of terminating the pregnancy. In this process, abdominal pain will occur. So how long will it take for the stomach to stop hurting after taking medicine? Generally, after a few hours, the abdominal pain will gradually ease after the gestational sac is expelled.

Medical abortion is relatively common in modern society. Medical abortion is a process of terminating pregnancy by taking appropriate drugs to make the gestational sac flow out of the body. In fact, if a woman has an abortion via medication, she will also experience pain in her stomach. Many people are very afraid of pain and hope that medical abortion can eliminate the gestational sac as soon as possible. So how long will the pain last after medical abortion?

How long does it take for the gestational sac to be expelled after medical abortion?

Generally, 81% of the fetal sac is expelled within 4 hours after taking the medicine, and 18.9% of the fetal sac is expelled within 1 hour. If the fetal sac is not expelled within 6 hours, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time. If a female friend takes the drug "misoprostol tablets" normally, the fetal sac should be expelled in about 6 hours. If it is expelled, the uterus needs to be cleaned up in time. An ultrasound examination is required after medical abortion to rule out the possibility of residual fetus in the uterus.

Doctor's reminder: Medical abortion refers to the method of terminating pregnancy with drugs. This method is only suitable for pregnant women within 49 days. This method is not only convenient but also affordable, so many women choose it. It uses drugs to expel the embryonic sac from the body, thereby achieving the effect of terminating pregnancy. Medical abortion must be used under the supervision of a doctor and hospitalization for observation is required if necessary. Pay attention to your diet after miscarriage. Do not eat sweets deliberately, such as beverages, cakes, brown sugar, and candy to prevent blood sugar instability and avoid aggravating various discomforts of MC. Eat more high-fiber foods, and eat more meat, soybeans and other high-protein foods for lunch and dinner to replenish the nutrients and minerals lost during menstruation. Avoid consuming caffeinated beverages. Coffee, tea and other beverages will increase anxiety and depression. You can drink barley tea or mint tea instead.