With the continuous improvement of medication abortion drugs, most miscarriage patients choose medication abortion in the early stages of pregnancy. Medical abortion does not require intrauterine procedures and has minimal trauma, so it is widely chosen by most people. However, about 10% of patients will still experience incomplete medical abortion. So what are the symptoms of incomplete medical abortion? What is the reason?
Symptoms of incomplete medical abortion
Generally, blood clots are discharged 4-6 hours after taking medication for medical abortion. Due to the trauma caused by medical abortion to the uterus, there may be some bleeding and abdominal pain. As time goes on, the amount of bleeding and abdominal pain will decrease. Within two weeks of taking medication, close attention should be paid to whether there is a blastocyst in the blood clot discharged. If there is prolonged bleeding, excessive blood flow, or no blastocyst discharge, it may be incomplete or failed medical abortion.
Reasons for incomplete medical abortion
1. The use of medication varies from person to person, and blindly taking abortion pills without following the doctor's guidance.
2. No pre abortion examinations were conducted, including confirmation of pregnancy cycle, ectopic pregnancy examination, embryo sac size examination, various inflammation examinations, heart and liver function examinations. Pre abortion examination is an effective way to ensure the success of medical abortion, and all of the above may lead to incomplete abortion.
3. Poor coagulation function, slow coagulation in uterine bleeding leading to large bleeding volume, which may result in severe bleeding.
4. Infection and inflammation during medical abortion may lead to incomplete decidua stripping, resulting in incomplete miscarriage.
There are many things to pay attention to when it comes to medical abortion, and the selection or improper handling of medication can potentially lead to serious consequences. When performing medical abortion, it is not allowed to do it without authorization, otherwise it may cause permanent damage to the uterus. It must be carried out under the guidance of a professional doctor.
