Does the medicine cause bleeding? Does it mean it is clean?

Medical abortion mainly refers to the phenomenon of ending the pregnancy reaction through drugs, and using drugs to eliminate the gestational sac in the female body. Usually this is completed within two weeks. Some people think that the abortion is complete if they stop bleeding, so they do not undergo examination. But in fact, this means that the drug reaction is complete, and it is not certain whether there are any residues in the body. Examination is needed to confirm, otherwise the residues in the body will pose a great threat to the female uterus. The following is a detailed explanation of these things.

How to judge whether medical abortion is completely clean

In real life, some pregnant women use medical abortion to end their pregnancy. Indeed, medical abortion is convenient and relatively less traumatic, and if you meet the conditions, it still has many advantages. However, whether the abortion is complete and successful is very important.

On the fourth day of taking the medicine, that is, after the last dose of the medicine, the embryonic tissue is usually expelled within 4-6 hours. Generally, after the blood clot is discharged, the abdominal pain gradually stops and the amount of bleeding is greatly reduced. However, whether it is completely discharged needs to be identified.

Only when the complete embryonic tissue is eliminated can the abortion be successful. Identification of the blood clot is a very important step. The method is to put the menstrual blood in a container, add water and gently rinse it. After the blood clot disappears, if you see a small water bag, sometimes you can see something that looks a bit like a shrimp, which is the embryo. Then you need to find the villi, which are attached to the surface of the embryo sac. After being rinsed in water, they appear white and fluffy. If this mass of fluff is seen, it can be further confirmed that it is an embryo, indicating that the embryo has been expelled and the abortion is complete.

If only blood clots or some flat tissues are discharged, and no embryo or villi are found after identification using the above method, and abdominal pain and bleeding still exist, it may be an incomplete abortion. You should go to the hospital for relevant examinations as soon as possible to avoid accidents.