Is it necessary to have a uterine curettage after medical abortion? What are the specific circumstances of a uterine curettage?

It is not necessary to perform uterine curettage after medical abortion. The reason for uterine curettage is that if there are residues in the uterus of women, which have not been completely discharged through vaginal bleeding, it is necessary to perform uterine curettage to discharge the residues. Otherwise, it is easy to cause bacterial infection and even lead to infertility, affecting the next pregnancy. However, if there is no residue in the uterus after B-ultrasound examination, uterine curettage is not necessary, and motherwort granules can be taken to repair the uterus.

Most women choose to terminate their pregnancy by taking medication, mainly through vaginal discharge, accompanied by abdominal pain, which is generally suitable for pregnant women with a short pregnancy. If the fetus takes a long time to develop, medical abortion may leave residues in the uterus, so it is necessary to use uterine curettage to scrape out the residues. So, is it necessary to have a uterine curettage after medical abortion?
If you go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination after medical abortion and it shows that there is no residue in the uterus, there is no need for curettage. You can take some motherwort granules or new biochemical granules to help repair the uterus. If the B-ultrasound examination shows that there are still residues in the uterus, you need to use curettage to remove the uterine residues, otherwise it will cause uterine cavity adhesions, or the cervix is ​​in an open state, which is easy to cause bacterial infection, and even cause fallopian tube adhesions, affecting the next pregnancy.
Specific situation of the Qing Palace
1. Specific process of uterine curettage <br/>First, use a uterine dilator to expand the cervical opening to a size that can pass through the uterine cavity absorber; then, in the absence of negative pressure, send the uterine cavity aspirator into the uterine cavity, continue to maintain the negative pressure state, and repeatedly perform scraping and suction. The action must be gentle to avoid damage to the uterus. If there is a blockage of material, it is necessary to quickly clamp the tissue and continue to scrape and suction. Finally, if the uterine wall becomes rough, it means that it has been scraped clean, and you can also perform another B-ultrasound examination for confirmation.
2. Take antibiotics after surgery <br/>After the uterine curettage, vaginal bleeding will continue for about 3 days, which is normal. If the bleeding does not stop for a long time, you should go to the hospital for examination. At the same time, you should take antibiotics to avoid infection by bacteria, which may invade the uterine cavity and cause uterine cavity infection or more serious uterine inflammation. You should also keep the genitals clean and dry to avoid infection and bacterial growth, which will have an adverse effect on women's health.