What should I do if I keep bleeding after medical abortion and the gestational sac has not been discharged? There are 3 ways

Although medical abortion can achieve the effect of terminating pregnancy, when a woman finds that she has been bleeding and has not expelled the gestational sac after medical abortion, she must go to the hospital for treatment in time. First of all, the patient needs to undergo B-ultrasound examination in time, so that it is convenient to understand the condition of the uterus in the body. Secondly, the treatment effect can be achieved by increasing the dosage of medicine. If it is still ineffective, you can only consider taking a uterine curettage.

Although there are many contraceptive methods nowadays, each contraceptive method cannot achieve complete contraceptive effect, so in real life, some women still have unexpected pregnancies. Some women will choose to terminate the pregnancy by medical abortion after finding that they are pregnant unexpectedly. What should I do if the bleeding continues after medical abortion and the gestational sac is not discharged?
1. Do an ultrasound examination <br/>Generally speaking, the gestational sac should be expelled from the female body within 3 to 6 hours after taking the last three tablets of misoprostol. Of course, there may be abnormal situations, but the time for the gestational sac to be expelled is generally within three days. If it exceeds three days, the woman needs to go to the hospital for relevant diagnosis and treatment. At this time, it is necessary to undergo a relevant B-ultrasound examination, so as to determine the specific situation of the female uterus, so as to formulate a targeted treatment plan.
2. Increase the amount of medicine <br/>The reason why some women continue to bleed after medical abortion and fail to remove the gestational sac in time is that their bodies are not very sensitive to abortion drugs. As a result, the strength of uterine contraction in the body is affected to a certain extent, so the gestational sac cannot be removed continuously. Therefore, women can choose to increase the amount of medicine with the consent of the doctor.
3. Curettage <br/>If there is bleeding for a long time after medical abortion, but the gestational sac has not been expelled, it will cause great harm to the female body. If increasing the dosage still cannot solve the problem, then the best treatment is curettage. Because curettage can help women completely eliminate substances in the uterus. However, because curettage can cause irreversible damage to the female endometrium, women must think carefully before deciding to have curettage. It is generally recommended that other treatments are still ineffective, and patients who still have abnormal conditions such as vaginal bleeding for more than 10 days adopt this treatment method.