Symptoms of incomplete miscarriage, you need to be careful

Currently, painless abortion can be said to be the most common surgical method for women to end pregnancy. Many people with unexpected pregnancies will choose it, believing that it takes a short time, causes little pain, and does not cause much harm to the body. But sometimes it's not. What would happen if the miscarriage didn't happen quickly?

1. Nausea and aversion to greasy substances: Other typical symptoms of incomplete abortion are nausea, aversion to greasy substances, lower abdominal pain, and persistent vaginal bleeding.

2. Itching caused by infection: This is one of the symptoms of incomplete abortion. If the B-ultrasound shows that there is no residue in the uterus, then the infection in the uterus should be considered, because the blood after abortion is a good breeding ground for bacteria. If the symptoms of an incomplete abortion are very serious, then during a gynecological examination, the uterus will be tender and there will be symptoms such as fever.

3. Prolonged bleeding time: If the abortion is not done cleanly, the symptoms usually include lower abdominal pain and continuous vaginal bleeding. The bleeding time after medical abortion is 1-3 weeks, and the amount of bleeding gradually decreases. If the bleeding decreases and then increases again, or does not decrease at all, or gradually increases, these are symptoms that the abortion was not complete.