What are the symptoms of incomplete medical abortion? See what the doctor says

Incomplete medical abortion can have a great impact on the body, so you need to understand the relevant symptoms and be prepared to deal with them. Incomplete medical abortion will cause nausea, aversion to greasy food, lower abdominal pain, and severe pain in severe cases. If care is not timely, infection, fever and other abnormalities will occur, and you need to clean your uterus in time to ensure your health.

There are many ways to terminate pregnancy. For women whose pregnancy duration does not exceed 49 days, in order to avoid the pain of surgery, some will choose medical abortion to end the pregnancy. However, it should be noted that there are disadvantages that cannot be ignored, such as the possibility of incomplete medical abortion. Therefore, it is necessary to observe carefully. Let’s take a look at the symptoms of incomplete medical abortion.
When a woman has an incomplete abortion, some pregnancy symptoms will continue, such as nausea, aversion to greasy food and other early pregnancy reactions. In addition, there will be lower abdominal pain, and some may even have more severe pain. Vaginal bleeding may continue after the abortion. If it is not treated in time, infection will occur. Therefore, B-ultrasound examination should be performed in time to determine whether there is any residue in the uterus. When infection occurs due to incomplete abortion, it will also cause tenderness in the uterus, and may be accompanied by fever.
If the abortion is clean, there will be tissue outflow, the bleeding time is short, and the bleeding will gradually decrease. Under normal circumstances, the shortest vaginal bleeding after abortion is only 4 days, and the longest can be 45 to 60 days, with an average of about 16 days. For women who have abortions, if the bleeding time is too long and does not stop, it is likely that the abortion is incomplete. When women who have aborted abortion find that the amount of bleeding is greater than the usual menstrual volume, or are accompanied by obvious abdominal pain and other symptoms, it may be the result of incomplete abortion or infection.
Medical abortion is more likely to have incomplete abortion. If the embryo cannot be expelled all at once after the abortion, it may cause residue, thus causing some typical symptoms of incomplete medical abortion: abdominal pain, continuous bleeding, heavy bleeding, etc. This situation should be checked in time and a second uterine curettage should be performed according to the situation.
When the abortion is complete, the bleeding will gradually decrease and finally stop. If a woman experiences abnormal bleeding or discomfort such as abdominal pain after the abortion, she should be alert to the possibility of incomplete abortion. In this case, she should be re-examined in time, and then follow the doctor's advice according to the examination results to avoid greater harm to her health caused by incomplete abortion.