Many people are curious about what the gestational sac looks like after medical abortion.

When the gestational sac is discharged, we can see a piece of white meat-like thing, sometimes it will be wrapped in blood clots. If it is completely discharged, the amount of bleeding will gradually decrease. However, some pregnant women's gestational sacs are very small, and after the medical abortion, they will flow directly with the blood and cannot be seen by the naked eye. At this time, a B-ultrasound examination can be done to clarify the discharge situation.

Medical abortion is a common and effective way to terminate an unwanted pregnancy. It can be used to remedy an unwanted pregnancy. If the pregnancy is within 49 days and it is confirmed that it is an intrauterine pregnancy and all other conditions are good, medical abortion can be chosen. Many people are curious about what the gestational sac looks like after medical abortion. Here is a brief introduction.
1. What does the gestational sac look like when it is discharged?
1. Signs of the expulsion of the gestational sac <br/>After medical abortion, the gestational sac will be expelled from the body. At this time, you can see a piece of white meat-like thing, sometimes wrapped in blood clots. After the gestational sac is expelled, the amount of bleeding will slowly decrease. The villi cannot be seen with the naked eye, so you need to observe for a few more days. Under normal circumstances, you need to go to the hospital for a follow-up examination one week after the medical abortion to see if it is completely discharged. Sometimes, although the gestational sac is seen to be expelled, the bleeding time is relatively long. This may be caused by incomplete abortion, and a uterine curettage operation needs to be performed in time. Some pregnant women have very small gestational sacs. Although they are expelled after medical abortion, they cannot be seen and flow away directly with the blood. At this time, a B-ultrasound examination can be performed to determine whether the gestational sac has been expelled.
2. Examination of gestational sac discharge
(1) Check the amount of vaginal bleeding . After the gestational sac is expelled, it is necessary to make a correct judgment on whether it is completely expelled. This is mainly based on the amount of vaginal bleeding and the results of color Doppler ultrasound examination. After the gestational sac is expelled, if the amount of vaginal bleeding is significantly reduced and completely stops within a week, in most cases it is completely expelled.
(2) Do a color Doppler ultrasound examination <br/>Just looking at the amount of vaginal bleeding after the gestational sac is expelled may not be able to determine whether the gestational sac is completely expelled. At this time, a color Doppler ultrasound examination can be done. If the color Doppler ultrasound examination shows that there is no obvious thickening of the endometrium and no residual embryonic tissue, it can be basically determined that the gestational sac has been completely expelled. However, it is still necessary to closely observe and guide the bleeding to ensure that the uterus can recover normally and the blood chorionic gonadotropin can return to normal.
2. The time when the gestational sac is expelled <br/>Under normal circumstances, the gestational sac can be expelled within 4 hours after taking the abortion pill. In a few people, it will be expelled within 6 hours. If the gestational sac is still not expelled after more than 6 hours, it means that there is an abnormality and you need to go to the hospital for treatment in time.