Is it okay to just expel the gestational sac through medical abortion? What are the precautions for medical abortion?

Under normal circumstances, medical abortion will allow the gestational sac and its embryonic tissue to be expelled from the body, so generally speaking, medical abortion is considered successful after the gestational sac is expelled. However, there are also abnormal situations where the embryonic tissue and the gestational tissue are expelled from the body together. In this case, medical abortion is considered an incomplete abortion. After medical abortion, women not only have to undergo a B-ultrasound examination, but also have to refrain from sexual intercourse within one month.

Compared with other abortion methods, medical abortion is more convenient, so nowadays many women choose medical abortion to stop pregnancy. But in fact, medical abortion is not as simple as many women imagine, because it is easy to have incomplete abortion. So is it okay to expel the gestational sac with medical abortion?
1. Is it okay to expel the fetal sac after medical abortion?
1. Normal situation <br/>Generally speaking, a successful medical abortion is to completely remove the gestational sac from the uterus through medical abortion. However, the premise is that there are no other residual substances and no infection in the woman's uterus. At the same time, after the medical abortion, women also need to take uterine contraction drugs and antibiotics for about a week, such as cephalosporin antibiotics and motherwort granules. This can effectively promote the rapid recovery of the body. The gestational sac that is normally removed through medical abortion is about two centimeters in size and is pink, round or oval in shape. At the same time, some uterine decidua tissue should also be discharged.
2. Abnormal situations <br/>Although a small number of women have completely expelled the gestational sac from the uterus through medical abortion, this does not mean that the medical abortion is successful, because there are other residual substances left in the uterus. Because from a medical point of view, only after all the embryonic tissues in the uterus are completely expelled, can it be considered a successful medical abortion. Generally speaking, other residual substances in the uterus are often expelled from the body along with the gestational sac. However, there are a few abnormal situations in which the remaining embryonic tissues will not be expelled from the body along with the gestational sac, so incomplete abortion will occur. At this time, a curettage or curettage is required to deal with it.
2. Precautions for medical abortion <br/>Because the success of medical abortion is actually closely related to whether the uterus is clean, after the abortion, women must undergo B-ultrasound examination to confirm that there is no residual material in the uterus before they can be sure that the abortion is successful. At the same time, sexual intercourse is prohibited within one month after the abortion, and relevant contraceptive measures should be taken after one month.