Patient's question:
I am 40 days pregnant, but I don't want to keep the pregnancy, so I took medication to have a miscarriage. I plan to tell my family when the gestational sac falls out. At that time, they will definitely take me for a check-up. I am wondering if an ultrasound and blood test can detect whether I have had a miscarriage. Or should I still get checked even if the gestational sac hasn't fallen out yet? Can medication-induced miscarriage be detected?Doctor's answer:
If after medication abortion, menstruation has returned, it cannot be detected during a hospital examination. Cervical erosion is often caused by the cervix having a relatively low resistance and being infected with bacteria, viruses, etc., leading to cervical erosion. It is recommended to pay attention to sexual hygiene and menstrual hygiene. Relax your mind, pay attention to maintaining personal hygiene, and still use contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse, as multiple abortions can cause significant harm to the body. In daily life, it is important to strengthen nutrition.