Cornual pregnancy is a relatively rare condition that many women have not experienced before. In fact, it is also a type of ectopic pregnancy. When a woman experiences a cornual pregnancy, surgery should be taken promptly to terminate the pregnancy and avoid causing too much harm to the body. However, some women may find that the embryo is not completely cleaned after surgery. So, what should they do if the cornual is not completely cleaned?
If the corners of the uterus are not cleaned thoroughly, women need to undergo another curettage surgery, which is a common method. If there is not much residue left, you can first take medication that promotes uterine contractions to see if the residue flows out completely. If there is, there is no need to perform uterine curettage again. After undergoing curettage surgery, women may experience vaginal bleeding. During this period, women should pay more attention to personal hygiene care to avoid infection.
Furthermore, women should also pay attention to vaginal bleeding. If vaginal bleeding lasts for a long time and the amount of bleeding is large, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination in a timely manner to understand the recovery of the uterus and prevent the recurrence of uncleanliness. Women should rest more after surgery and consume more high-quality high protein foods to promote physical recovery.
Cornual pregnancy is usually located at the junction of the fallopian tubes and uterus. Although it belongs to the uterus, it is not the place where the embryo develops and grows normally, so it is also an abnormal way of pregnancy. This part has abundant blood vessels. If not treated in time, as the fetus develops and grows, the skin in this part will become fragile and may rupture at any time.
