How long does it take for urine test to turn negative after miscarriage?

Important reminder: Under normal circumstances, the urine pregnancy test paper will show negative about two to three weeks after abortion. Because it takes some time for blood HCG to return to normal after abortion, it may take about 30 days to recover.

Generally, the HCG level in the body after abortion needs to be between 15 and 30, which can no longer be detected by urine testing. Your current situation should be normal.

Because after medical abortion, the gestational sac is simply expelled from the body through drugs, so the HCG level in the body is still at a high level. This level will not drop immediately after the operation is completed. This is a whole process. It is recommended that you return for a follow-up visit in two weeks and take a urine early pregnancy test. The urine test should have been negative by then.

It will take about half a month to 20 days for the body's female hormones to return to normal levels after the abortion. It is normal to have such symptoms now. If the bleeding is not too much and there is no severe abdominal pain, the impact is generally not serious. Go to the hospital for a follow-up visit about half a month after the abortion.

If there is residual blood after abortion, it may cause prolonged bleeding time. If the residual blood problem needs to be solved, treatment should be given according to the size of the residual blood volume.

If the size is small, you can take motherwort paste and other medications for treatment. The larger the size, the more you need to undergo curettage surgery. Pay attention to rest, pay attention to hygiene, and refrain from having sex for one month.

Generally, the test is positive about 10 days after abortion, and will gradually disappear and turn negative after more than ten days. It takes a process for the HCG level to decrease after abortion, usually about 7 days. If the positive test persists for a long time, it may be an incomplete abortion, such as residual embryonic tissue in the uterus, or a hydatidiform mole, choriocarcinoma, etc. You must go to the hospital for B-ultrasound and blood HCG concentration in time to help make the diagnosis. Urine HCG usually turns negative 1-2 weeks after abortion, and it takes about a month for blood HCG to return to the normal state during non-pregnancy. If the urine HCG continues to be positive, incomplete abortion or hydatidiform mole should be considered, and further follow-up blood HCG and B-ultrasound should be performed.