Medical abortion is a common method of medical abortion, which is mostly aimed at pregnant women with a short pregnancy period. Although medical abortion can help pregnant women terminate their pregnancy, there is also a risk of incomplete abortion during the process. So what should we do if residual medical abortion is still discharged?
When a pregnant woman chooses to have a medical abortion, if it is found that the residue is not completely eliminated after one month, that is, there is continuous discharge of menstrual blood from the vagina, this situation will be considered as incomplete medical abortion. It is best to go to the hospital for a curettage surgery in a timely manner to avoid incomplete discharge of residue and infection of the mother, which has a great impact on the mother's physical and mental health.
If a woman undergoes a medical abortion after pregnancy, but it is found that residual medication is still discharged after the abortion, in addition to clearing the uterus, medication can also be chosen to help eliminate the residual medication, such as using drugs recommended by a doctor to promote uterine contractions or to help the mother eliminate residual medication from the body. This can also help the mother effectively eliminate residual medication from the body.
In fact, for women, regardless of the method of abortion, it has a significant impact on their health. Therefore, when not planning to have a baby, it is best to take contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse to avoid unintended pregnancy. After undergoing medical abortion, pregnant women should pay attention to rest more, avoid premature activity, and also pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness to avoid infection and gynecological diseases.
