What is the reason for the residue to become larger after medical abortion?

Although abortion surgery is becoming more and more advanced and painless abortion has emerged, since painless abortion involves injecting girls with super strong anesthetics so that they cannot feel the pain, many women are unable to sense when their uterus is injured in time. Therefore, some women are still afraid of surgical abortion and choose medical abortion. The main impact of medical abortion is that it leaves residual residue. However, some women find that the residue from medical abortion is getting bigger and bigger. What is the reason for this?

1. Painless abortion only takes 3-5 minutes, which refers to the time from the doctor's surgical instruments entering the patient's uterine cavity to the time the gestational sac is sucked out, not the entire time of the abortion operation. The entire abortion operation takes about 4 hours. Abortion is divided into three steps: preoperative examination, surgical period, and postoperative anti-inflammatory treatment. Before the abortion surgery, examinations including urine test, B-ultrasound, electrocardiogram, and routine leucorrhea examination should be performed. Through these examinations, it can be determined whether it is an ectopic pregnancy, whether there is gynecological inflammation, and the size and location of the gestational sac can be accurately determined, increasing the safety of the operation. These tests usually take about 1 to 2 hours.

After checking that there are no problems, you can enter the operating room for surgery. You will need to stay in the hospital for observation for about an hour after the surgery. Suggestions: Clinically, if the pregnancy is less than 5 weeks, the gestational sac is too small, which can easily lead to missed aspiration and incomplete aspiration, resulting in abortion failure. Therefore, it is generally believed that the best time for abortion is 58 weeks, which is about 35 to 55 days after the last menstrual period. If you have missed the best time, you should have surgery as soon as possible within 10 weeks of pregnancy. If you have been pregnant for more than 10 weeks, you cannot have an abortion and should have an induced abortion. The difficulty of the induced abortion surgery and the recovery time after the surgery will increase.

2. There are relatively many reasons for nausea and vomiting. We will encounter the following types of problems in clinical practice. The first type is central nervous system problems. For example, when there is intracranial hypertension, the patient will experience nausea and vomiting, and sometimes the patient will vomit a lot. The nature of his vomiting is like a jet, that is, the spit is sprayed very far. He opens his mouth and the spit goes out, maybe two or three meters, three to five meters. If you are around him, you will be covered in spray, making you look very embarrassed. This is a kind of nausea and vomiting caused by increased intracranial pressure. Then there are problems with the gastrointestinal tract itself. The main reason for vomiting in the gastrointestinal tract is that there is too much food in the stomach and the stomach cannot digest it. When there is too much food, it stays in the stomach for a long time and then ferments, which will cause the stomach tension to be particularly high, and the patient will feel like vomiting. If the epigastric valve opens at this time and the patient opens his mouth, the overall pressure will drop and the pressure in the stomach will exceed the pressure in the esophagus and mouth, which will squeeze the food directly up and cause vomiting.