Can the residue be removed without bleeding?

When it comes to intrauterine residue, I believe that many people first think of incomplete abortion. It is true. Under normal circumstances, intrauterine residue often refers to the phenomenon that there are residues in the uterine cavity caused by various reasons during pregnancy. Some may be a small amount of gestational sac tissue remaining in the uterine cavity after threatened abortion or miscarriage; some may be incomplete abortion after choosing medical abortion. In clinical medicine, there are many patients with this condition, and the treatment methods for each person are actually different. So if there is no bleeding, can the residue fall out by itself? Today, we will focus on the situation in these aspects.

In fact, the same is the residual in the uterine cavity. Some people have a larger residual gestational sac volume, while others have a smaller one. In fact, each person's residual state and bleeding degree are different, and the measures to be taken are also different. In many cases, it is impossible to bleed completely by yourself no matter what:

First, if it is a threatened miscarriage, if the fetal sac is discharged spontaneously, there are usually more residual tissues. Even if there is no bleeding sometimes, if you don't talk about it, the symptoms will reappear in a few days, and it is impossible to discharge it simply by yourself. Even if the fetal sac is expelled, you need to go to the hospital for follow-up B-ultrasound as soon as possible, and choose a curettage according to the condition in the uterine cavity. Generally, everything will be fine after the curettage.

Second, some people may not have gone to the hospital for a check-up when they knew they were pregnant, but just blindly took abortion drugs. In this case, if you are not sure whether the condition in your uterine cavity is suitable for medical abortion, and blindly take medicine, the possibility of incomplete abortion is very high; some people may still have residues in the late stage even if they take medicine as prescribed by the doctor. In this case, if the residue is small, you can follow the doctor's advice to use blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs to see if it can be discharged with menstruation; if the volume is large, you must also do a curettage.

Third, if there is residue in the uterine cavity and there is no bleeding, it is not a good situation. It is necessary to use blood-activating drugs to see if it can be discharged.

In general, this is what we often talk about today. Therefore, there are many patients with residual blood in the uterine cavity. Even if there is no bleeding, effective measures must be taken, but over time it will cause intrauterine infection. And each person's condition is different, and the measures required are also different. You need to follow the doctor's instructions for treatment according to your own condition, and don't make decisions blindly.