When a woman accidentally becomes pregnant, if the pregnancy is relatively short, she can choose to have a medical abortion. This does not require uterine cavity operation, so the possibility of causing gynecological diseases is relatively small. However, women who undergo medical abortion have a certain chance of experiencing incomplete abortion. So, what if there is residual bleeding after an abortion?
After a female friend has had an abortion, if there is residue in the uterus but no bleeding symptoms, they can take medication that promotes uterine contractions, which helps to eliminate the residue in the uterine cavity. If the residue remains in the uterus for too long, it is easy to cause infection, inflammation, and ultimately bleeding symptoms.
If the residue is still not excreted after taking medication that promotes uterine contractions, it should be considered to undergo uterine curettage, which can prevent the occurrence of infection. After undergoing a curettage surgery, women must pay attention to rest, maintain personal hygiene, and avoid sexual intercourse and sitz baths.
After an abortion, women generally experience symptoms of bleeding, and it is important to be aware of the bleeding situation. If excessive bleeding or prolonged bleeding is found, it is necessary to be vigilant and seek medical attention as soon as possible. Doctors will perform ultrasound examinations on women to confirm the condition of the uterus. Doctors will choose the most appropriate treatment method based on the results of the examination.
