What is the reason why the body becomes unclean after medical abortion

Many women choose medical abortion because it is more convenient and the harm caused by it is relatively small. It is safest for women to choose medical abortion in the early stages of pregnancy, and it can also avoid other effects on the body. However, some women find that their bodies are not clean for a period of time after medical abortion, and black blood is often discharged from the body. This process often lasts for a long time. So, what is the reason why the body becomes unclean after medical abortion?

Why is the flow of medicine not clean?

The reason why medical abortion is not clean is that some women are not sensitive to the drugs used for medical abortion, so the gestational sac will not flow out. It is recommended to be performed under the guidance of a professional doctor.

The harm caused to the body by medical abortion is no less than that caused by artificial abortion. Because it achieves the purpose of forcing the endometrium to shed by affecting the endocrine system, while damaging the endometrium, there is also the risk of disrupting the endocrine balance, which can cause early miscarriage or fetal malformation, fetal growth retardation, or even amenorrhea.

The success rate of artificial abortion is about 80%. In other words, its incomplete abortion and failure rate are higher than those of instrumental abortion. The causes of incomplete medical abortion include:

What is medical flow

Medical abortion refers to the use of injections or medication to achieve an abortion in the early stages of pregnancy without the need for surgery. The use of drugs to terminate pregnancy is the latest development in the past 20 years. Currently, the commonly used drugs are the combined use of mifepristone (Ru486) and prostaglandins. The former causes degeneration and necrosis of the uterine decidua and softening of the cervix, while the latter causes uterine contraction and promotes the expulsion of the embryo. Medical abortion is simple, effective, non-traumatic, and avoids the complications that may be caused by operations into the uterine cavity. Currently used to terminate pregnancies up to 8 weeks.

1. Advantages and disadvantages of medical abortion

Advantages: It avoids the pain and certain complications of surgical abortion, and achieves the purpose of stopping pregnancy if pregnant and inducing menstruation if not pregnant.

Disadvantages: Some women experience prolonged vaginal bleeding after miscarriage, and a few may have incomplete miscarriage and still require surgical curettage.

2. Who can have medical abortion?

Healthy women who are 5 to 7 weeks pregnant and are not suitable for surgical abortion, such as:

1. For those who have had a caesarean section within one year, an abortion within six months, or have had multiple abortions and are now pregnant, since the uterus has not fully recovered, surgical abortion is prone to risks such as damage and bleeding.

2. For women who take steroid contraceptives for a long time or are breastfeeding, it is best not to have a surgical abortion because their uterine wall is thin, soft and fragile and easily damaged.

3. For women with uterine malformation or extreme tilted uterus, surgery may be difficult.

4. Women who are extremely afraid of surgery or have experienced symptoms such as dizziness, palpitations, cold sweats, and pale complexion during surgery.