Why is there poor intrauterine sound transmission after medical abortion?

Medical abortion is harmful to the human body and may lead to infertility in severe cases. It is best to take contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse and avoid frequent abortions. After the medical abortion, you should pay attention to your body and seek timely examination and treatment if you feel any abnormality. After medical abortion, the intrauterine sound translucency may be poor. Many people don’t know what causes it. What is the reason for the poor intrauterine sound translucency after medical abortion? Let’s take a look.

Poor uterine recovery after medical abortion indicates that the uterus does not contract well, resulting in failure to stop bleeding in time and excessive vaginal bleeding. It has a certain relationship with fatigue and physical health status. Avoid fatigue and mental stress, pay attention to rest and improve nutrition. In this case, there is no need for uterine curettage. Just take appropriate drugs to stop bleeding, promote uterine contraction and prevent infection under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Medical abortion

Medical abortion refers to the use of injections or medication to achieve an abortion in the early stages of pregnancy without the need for surgery. The use of drugs to terminate pregnancy is the latest development in the past 20 years. Currently, the commonly used drugs are the combined use of mifepristone (Ru486) and prostaglandins. The former causes degeneration and necrosis of the uterine decidua and softening of the cervix, while the latter causes uterine contraction and promotes the expulsion of the embryo. Medical abortion is simple, effective, non-traumatic, and avoids the complications that may be caused by operations into the uterine cavity. Currently used to terminate pregnancies up to 8 weeks.

1. After the tissue is discharged, you need to stay in the hospital for observation for 1 hour. If the vaginal bleeding is not too much, you can go home and rest.

2. Get adequate rest within 2 weeks after miscarriage, eat nutritious food, and avoid heavy physical labor.

3. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the perineum. Avoid bathing and sexual intercourse when vaginal bleeding has not stopped.

4. In the first 2 to 3 days after abortion, the amount of vaginal bleeding is generally equivalent to or slightly more than the menstrual amount. If the amount of vaginal bleeding is heavy or persistent, seek medical attention promptly.

5. Patients with no tissue discharge should be observed for 2 weeks after taking the medicine, and attention should be paid to whether there is any tissue discharge during defecation and urination. Weekly urine pregnancy tests.

6. Ovulation may resume soon after miscarriage, so contraceptive measures should be taken to avoid pregnancy again.

1. After a medical abortion, women should first ensure the supply of high-quality protein, adequate vitamins and inorganic salts, especially pay attention to supplementing with foods rich in iron to prevent the occurrence of iron deficiency anemia. Foods such as chicken, fish, animal liver, animal blood, lean meat, soy products, lotus seeds, fresh vegetables and fruits are all good choices.

2. Carp is also a very suitable food for women after medical abortion. Because medical abortion can cause certain damage to women's uterus, and carp has the effect of promoting uterine contraction, it can help expel embryonic tissue, reduce vaginal bleeding, and shorten the bleeding time.

3. Women who have undergone medical abortion are weaker and tend to sweat easily. At this time, you should pay attention to replenishing water. When replenishing water, you should drink small amounts and multiple times to reduce the amount of water evaporation. In addition, water-soluble vitamins in the body will also be excreted when sweating, especially vitamin C, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, etc. Therefore, after medical abortion, you should eat some fresh vegetables and fruits in moderation to replenish the lost vitamins, which is also helpful to prevent constipation.