Why can't the medicine flow down?

We can often see painless abortion surgery from the abortion advertisements on the streets, but in fact there is another way to have abortion, which is medical abortion. Medical abortion is more convenient than painless abortion, does not require surgery, and causes less harm to the body, but it may not be completely clean. The following will introduce the reasons why the fetal sac cannot be expelled during medical abortion.

Reasons why the fetal sac cannot be expelled during medical abortion

The main reason why medical abortion cannot expel the fetal sac is that medical abortion fails, because medical abortion is not a 100% successful abortion method. There is a certain error rate and risk. Before using medical abortion, patients must first understand the steps of medical abortion and grasp the dosage of medical abortion drugs. Medical abortion cannot be used privately, which will directly affect the effectiveness of medical abortion and ultimately cause failure of medical abortion, as well as the possible risks. Remember to perform medical abortion under the guidance of a doctor. If the fetal sac is not expelled and there is no bleeding in the lower body after taking the medicine, it means that the medical abortion has failed. At this time, you must go to the hospital for curettage in time to prevent the test tube embryo from continuing to grow or the test tube embryo that has already stopped developing from remaining in the uterus and causing necrosis and infection.

What should I do if the fetal sac cannot be expelled during medical abortion?

Timely curettage can help patients remove the unexpelled gestational sac in the uterus. If this work is not done, the unexpelled gestational sac will necrotize in the uterus, and then become corrupt and infected, causing infection of the uterine wall, leading to endometritis, and then pelvic infection, causing inflammation of the reproductive organs. If the bacteria multiply and flow to the bilateral fallopian tubes and uterus and ovaries, it will cause salpingitis, and may eventually cause fallopian tube blockage and lead to female infertility. Therefore, if the gestational sac is not expelled after medical abortion, it must be taken seriously.

Therefore, if the gestational sac is not expelled during medical abortion, it means that the medical abortion has failed and another abortion or even a caesarean section is required. If the gestational sac cannot be photographed during medical abortion, it is very likely that the test tube embryo has stopped developing. If it continues to exist in the pregnant mother, it may cause harm to the pregnant woman's body, so you need to go to the hospital for elimination immediately.