Will visible flow of people be unclean? How to avoid it?

If a visual abortion is performed under ultrasound guidance, the decidual tissue will peel off after the abortion and cannot be discharged in time, which may cause the problem of incomplete abortion. However, if a visual abortion is performed under hysteroscopy, the gestational sac and decidual tissue can be completely sucked out, so the problem of incomplete abortion will not occur.

Many women plan to have an abortion after an unexpected pregnancy. However, they are worried that the abortion will not be complete. After all, the harm caused by an incomplete abortion is very serious and may affect the next fertility. Visual abortion is currently a relatively advanced painless abortion method. So will visual abortion not be complete?
1. Will the visible flow of people be clean?
1. Ultrasound-guided visual abortion may not be complete <br/>If a visual abortion is performed under ultrasound guidance, it may not be complete. After the abortion, the decidual tissue will peel off, and these shed decidual tissues may be mixed with blood and cannot be discharged from the uterine cavity in time, thus causing incomplete abortion.
2. Visual abortion under hysteroscopy will not be incomplete . If visual abortion is performed under hysteroscopy, the gestational sac and decidual tissue can be completely removed, so there is no problem of incomplete abortion.
2. How to avoid incomplete visual abortion <br/>No matter which method is used for visual abortion, you need to go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound reexamination about 7 to 14 days after the operation. This reexamination can clarify the recovery of uterine contraction and determine whether there is residual tissue in the uterine cavity. This can effectively avoid the problem of incomplete visual abortion.