Medical abortion without blood clots

The working principle of medical abortion is to inhibit the embryonic sac from absorbing nutrients, so that the embryonic sac can be separated from the uterus and eventually expelled from the body to achieve the effect of inducing labor. Therefore, women must observe whether they have discharged blood clots after taking the medicine, so as to determine whether their abortion is successful. If no blood clot is discharged from the body after medical abortion, it may mean that the induced labor has failed, so artificial abortion is still needed.

3. In fact, under current conditions, the success rate of medical abortion is only about 95%, so it cannot be guaranteed to be 100% successful. Bleeding after medical abortion usually lasts about 1 to 3 weeks. If the bleeding time exceeds 1 to 3 weeks, it means that it is very likely an incomplete abortion. At this time, you can go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to determine whether the abortion is complete.

Of course, continued bleeding after medical abortion does not necessarily mean that the bleeding is not completely gone. It may also be that the patient has blood coagulation disorder, which will lead to continuous bleeding and may even cause heavy bleeding. In this case, it is even more necessary to go to the hospital for examination, because if heavy bleeding occurs after medical abortion, the harm can be extremely terrible.