Is it miscarriage if the gestational sac is leaked?

Many people know that the gestational sac is the basis for checking whether the fetus is healthy, and as the fetus grows and develops, the size of the gestational sac varies at each stage. However, as long as it is within the normal range, the growth and development of the fetus is normal, so there is no need to worry too much about the size. So in the case of medical abortion, if the fetal sac falls out, does it mean miscarriage?

If the fetal sac falls out, does it mean miscarriage?

The disappearance of the gestational sac means miscarriage, and at this time there will be a feeling of abdominal pain. Now if the gestational sac is discharged by itself, white fluffy discharge will appear. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination immediately after the fetal sac is expelled to check whether there is any abnormal phenomenon such as incomplete miscarriage, residual fetus in the uterine cavity, etc.

How long does it take for the abdominal pain to subside after the fetal sac is expelled?

Generally, the abdominal pain will be relieved half an hour after the fetal sac is expelled, but it is also possible that the abdominal pain will continue for several days. Women who are more sensitive to taking medicine will experience abdominal pain starting half an hour later and generally lasting about two hours. The pain will ease after the fetal sac is expelled, but the uterus will still feel a little swollen and painful when it needs to contract. If you have a medical abortion, once the fetal sac is expelled, the bleeding will gradually decrease. This is a normal phenomenon, but you also need to consider whether the residues in the uterus have been completely expelled, because the longer the bleeding time, the more likely it is to cause intrauterine infection.

Nowadays, women who are pregnant for a short period of time and do not want to have a baby will choose medical abortion, thinking that it will not be too painful. However, after the medical abortion, you still need to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination. Even if the fetal sac is gone, we still need to check whether the fetus has been completely miscarried. If necessary, a curettage and dilation surgery is required. In addition, medical abortion also requires attention to bed rest, a scientific diet, and it is best not to have sexual intercourse within 40 days.