Can you feel the gestational sac being expelled by medical abortion?

There are generally two ways to have an abortion, one is surgery and the other is medical abortion. Relatively speaking, surgery is safer. In fact, medical abortion mainly expels the gestational sac from the body. So, will you feel anything when the gestational sac is expelled from the body? Let's learn about it together.

Under normal circumstances, there will not be any obvious feeling when medical abortion is discharged. 81% of the gestational sac was expelled within 4 hours after taking the medicine, and 18.9% of the gestational sac was expelled within 6 hours. If the gestational sac is not cleared within 6 hours, you should go to the hospital for medical treatment immediately. If a female friend takes the medicine normally, the gestational sac should be discharged within 6 hours. If it is discharged, a uterine curettage should be performed in time. Medical abortion requires B-ultrasound examination to eliminate the possibility of residual fetus in the uterine cavity.

Doctor's Tip: Medical abortion must be taken under the supervision of a doctor, and hospitalization for observation is required if necessary. After abortion, you should pay attention to your diet and do not eat sweets intentionally, such as drinks, cakes, brown sugar, and sugar cubes to avoid unstable blood sugar levels and aggravate various discomforts of MC. Eat more high-fiber foods, and eat more meat, soybeans and other high-protein foods for lunch and dinner to replenish the nutrients and minerals lost during the menstrual period. Avoid drinking caffeine-containing beverages. Freshly ground coffee, tea and other beverages will increase restlessness. You can drink barley tea or mint tea instead.

When a woman has a medical abortion and the fetal sac is expelled, she may experience decreased vaginal bleeding and moderate relief of lower abdominal pain. Because when the gestational sac is expelled from a woman, the diameter of the gestational sac is generally about two centimeters. The uterus needs to contract significantly to expel the gestational sac, and then the uterine wall is slowly expelled, so vaginal bleeding will decrease. However, some women do not feel any discomfort after the gestational sac is expelled. It is necessary to check the size of the gestational sac, or compare the gestational sac with the B-ultrasound report results before taking the medicine, in order to determine whether the gestational sac is completely expelled. Therefore, when women take medical abortion pills, they must undergo B-ultrasound examination and take the medicine according to the doctor's instructions to avoid the occurrence of failure of the fetal sac to be expelled and internal bleeding in women.

The above is a detailed introduction to whether you can feel the gestational sac being expelled after medical abortion. In short, the gestational sac should be expelled as soon as possible after the pregnant woman has undergone medical abortion. Therefore, during medical abortion, the pregnant woman should observe the expulsion of the gestational sac at any time. If the gestational sac is expelled in time and is confirmed to be completely expelled, it means that the medical abortion has been successfully performed. I hope this article can help everyone.