How many days of bleeding is normal after medication?

Medical abortion is a common method of artificial abortion. For some female friends who do not want to make it public for fear that others will know about their abortion, medical abortion is undoubtedly the best choice. However, medical abortion still has certain disadvantages. Not only does it cause great harm to the body, it may also cause other complications. In life, some women will bleed after medical abortion. So, how many days of bleeding is normal?

Common reasons are as follows:

1. Incomplete abortion: The main cause of bleeding after medical abortion, which can generally be determined through gynecological examination and B-ultrasound

2. Infection after medical abortion: If the B-ultrasound determines that there is no residue in the uterus, then intrauterine infection should be considered, because the blood from abortion is a good culture medium for bacteria. If the condition is serious, there will be tenderness in the uterus and fever during gynecological examination.

3. Poor blood coagulation function: Some people are prone to bruises or bulges after slight contact or clamping. This may be because the person's blood coagulation function is not very good. During medical abortion or surgical abortion, there may be heavy bleeding or prolonged bleeding.

It needs to be emphasized that many women, especially unmarried women, often have a wrong perception that medical abortion is like menstruation and will not affect their health. As a result, they do not attach importance to taking effective contraceptive measures. Once they find out they are pregnant, they ask for medical abortion. Some do it two or three times a year, which will obviously harm their bodies. For example, a pregnant woman took medicine to induce an abortion at home. At first, no embryonic sac was expelled, but on the fourth day, she suddenly had abdominal pain, turned pale, and was in a state of shock. The doctor diagnosed it as an ectopic pregnancy. Fortunately, she was rescued in time and the danger was averted. This shows that medical abortion is not a conventional contraceptive method, but merely a remedial measure after an unexpected pregnancy due to contraceptive failure. Moreover, it must be performed in a hospital with the necessary conditions, under the supervision and guidance of a doctor. Pregnant women must not take medicine to induce abortion at home without permission, otherwise the consequences will be disastrous.