What are the early symptoms of women's incomplete abortion? Women's incomplete abortion is prone to 3 symptoms in the early stage

Although the abortion technology is very advanced nowadays, it may still happen that the abortion is not done cleanly. Generally speaking, if the abortion is not done cleanly, there will be the following symptoms, such as abdominal pain and internal bleeding. If similar symptoms occur after the abortion, you must go to the hospital for a detailed examination as soon as possible.

Process/Method

1

Nausea, nausea, greasiness, and incomplete abortion. Typical symptoms include nausea, nausea, greasy sensation, lower abdominal pain, and continuous vaginal bleeding.

2

The symptoms of prolonged bleeding and incomplete abortion are generally abdominal pain and continuous vaginal bleeding. The bleeding time after medical abortion is 1-3 weeks, and the main manifestation is that the bleeding gradually decreases. If the bleeding decreases and then increases, or does not decrease at all or increases gradually, it is a symptom of incomplete abortion.

3

If there is infection, there is an itchy feeling. If there is no residue in the uterus in the first half of the B-ultrasound, then the infection in the uterus should be considered, because the blood after abortion is a good breeding base for bacteria. If the abortion is not done cleanly and the symptoms are very serious, then during the gynecological examination, there will be tenderness in the uterus, and there will also be fever and other symptoms.

Frequently asked questions

It is best for women to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination about one month after the abortion, mainly to check the state of uterine repair and whether the discharge is completely clean. Some women may think that there is no need for this and just go for convenience. Some women even say that the lochia after the abortion has been cleaned up and there are no signs of discomfort. However, if there is a gynecological infection, some minor infections cannot be seen by you, and there may even be no symptoms. If you do not have a follow-up examination, you will miss the best time for treatment and delay the condition.