What are the reactions to medical abortion?

What are the reactions to medical abortion?

Many women choose medical abortion after pregnancy. If the abortion is complete, the pregnancy sac will usually be expelled naturally after a short period of time, or the gestational sac may not be seen to be expelled. When the drug flow is incomplete, the main manifestations are lower abdominal pain, prolonged vaginal bleeding, and endless vaginal symptoms.

So, what will be the response to medical abortion?

1. After success, the body expels the fetal sac

If the medication is successful, there will not be too many symptoms. If it is a complete abortion, the gestational sac is usually discharged naturally after medication, or although the gestational sac is not clearly discharged, B ultrasound, blood or urine HCG confirms that it is a complete abortion, and vaginal bleeding stops and shifts naturally.

2. If it is unsuccessful, bleeding will occur

When the drug flows incompletely, the main symptoms are lower abdominal pain, prolonged bleeding time, and incomplete dripping. The normal bleeding time after drug flow is generally 1-3 weeks, generally manifested as less bleeding days. If the bleeding decreases or does not decrease or gradually increases, it is a symptom of incomplete drug flow, and you should go to a regular hospital for examination immediately.

When the drug flows incompletely, the patient will also show adverse symptoms such as nausea and greasiness due to the long-term irritation of the drug to the gastrointestinal tract. When the drug flows incompletely, the patient's uterus will have symptoms such as tenderness and fever. This is because the bleeding time of the drug flow is too long, the aborted blood is the best breeding ground for bacteria, and the long-term relaxation of the cervix allows bacteria to grow organically, leading to infection. If infected, it may cause symptoms such as abnormal leucorrhea.