Can I have a medical abortion if there is a dark area of ​​liquid around the gestational sac?

Can I have a medical abortion if there is a dark area of ​​fluid around the gestational sac?

1. The dark area of ​​liquid around the gestational sac generally cannot be used for medical abortion. A B-ultrasound examination is required to observe the development of the gestational sac. If the pregnancy period exceeds 49 days, surgical abortion is required. It is best not to have medical abortion.

2. There is a dark area of ​​liquid around the gestational sac, which means a small amount of uterine bleeding, and may even cause the pregnant woman's abdomen to drop and have abdominal pain, indicating threatened abortion. You need to go to the hospital for a pelvic examination and B-ultrasound examination. The pelvic examination can be used to observe pelvic inflammation, and the B-ultrasound examination is used to observe the development and size of the gestational sac. When the gestational sac develops relatively large, it has exceeded the period of medical abortion, and if necessary, you need to choose a curettage and scraping operation to terminate the pregnancy.

3. During the examination, if the pregnancy is within 49 days, you can take mifepristone and misoprostol under the guidance of a doctor to terminate the pregnancy.

4. After the miscarriage, you need to rest in bed and observe the bleeding in the genitals. Half a month later, if bleeding and abdominal pain still occur in the genitals, you need to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination in time. It may be due to the uncleanness of the uterine residue. If necessary, a second scraping is required to remove the residue and reduce stimulation to the uterus.