Patient's question:
This month, my period didn't come, and I went to the hospital for a check-up and found out I was pregnant. I underwent medication-induced abortion. It's been two days since I took the medicine today, but the placenta hasn't come out. So, I want to ask if it's difficult to pass the placenta during medication-induced abortion?Doctor's answer:
Generally, after taking the medication on the third day of medication for medication abortion, the gestational sac will be expelled within about two hours. If there is inflammation, there may be adhesion, and if there is no inflammation, it is generally possible to expel it. After medication abortion, if there is little residue, you can take anti-inflammatory and blood-activating herbs. If there is a lot of residue, a D&C procedure is needed. Avoid sexual activity and tub baths within one month after medication abortion. It is recommended to regularly review at the hospital.