What is medical abortion? Is medical abortion a successful result if gestational sac is detected?

Medical abortion cannot be performed privately at home, because once danger occurs, timely rescue will not be provided. The correct approach is to go to a regular hospital for examination. After the examination meets the conditions for medical abortion, the doctor will prescribe abortion drugs, take the drugs correctly according to the doctor's instructions, and expel the gestational sac under the doctor's supervision, which is considered successful.

Is the screening of gestational sac after medical abortion considered successful? Yes, it is successful. After the medical abortion, oral drugs to promote uterine contraction and antibiotics should be taken for one week, such as Motherwort Granules and cephalosporin antibiotics. Sexual intercourse is prohibited for one month after the abortion. Avoid getting cold, pay attention to personal hygiene, change underwear frequently, pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva, and prohibit bathing for one month. Closely observe the amount and duration of vaginal bleeding. 7-10 days after the medical abortion, recheck the ultrasound to see if there is any residue. If there is any residue and there is no infection, uterine curettage is recommended. If you do not want a baby for the time being, it is recommended to take safe contraceptive measures.
1. What is medical abortion ? Medical abortion is the use of oral medication to terminate early pregnancy. Many young women think that abortion is very simple, especially medical abortion, thinking that medical abortion is simple, painless and non-traumatic. In fact, if medical abortion is not used correctly, the purpose of abortion may not be achieved at best, and it may cause excessive blood loss or even life-threatening.
2. What situations indicate incomplete medical abortion ? Generally, blood clots will be discharged 4-6 hours after taking the medicine. Because medical abortion causes certain trauma to the uterus, there will be certain bleeding and abdominal pain (the pain sensation varies from person to person. As time goes by, the amount of bleeding and the abdominal pain will decrease. Pay close attention to whether there is an embryo sac (a smaller water sac with white villi) in the discharged blood clot. If there is prolonged bleeding, excessive bleeding, or no embryo sac is discharged, it may be an incomplete or failed medical abortion.
3. What harm does incomplete medical abortion cause ? It is recommended that women choose regular gynecological hospitals and follow the doctor's advice for safe medical abortion. Once incomplete medical abortion occurs, they should go to the hospital for regular uterine curettage in time to avoid improper operation leaving hidden dangers to the body. It may cause female uterine perforation, cervical laceration, heavy bleeding, pelvic pain infection, residual tissue in the uterine cavity, adhesion of the cervical canal or uterine cavity, uterine hematoma, artificial abortion syndrome, or long-term complications (endometriosis, infertility), etc.
The above is the relevant explanation of whether the screening of gestational sac during medical abortion is successful. The success rate of medical abortion is only 75%, which can easily lead to incomplete or failed abortion. If the abortion is incomplete, uterine cleaning is required, and if the abortion fails, surgical abortion is required. This is equivalent to two surgical abortions in a short period of time. Medical abortion has the highest probability of secondary infertility and habitual miscarriage among all methods of terminating pregnancy. Women must choose it with caution.