Patient's question:
Medication-induced abortion: The menstrual cycle is regular every month, but the flow is less than before and takes more than ten days to clean up. Starting from the fifth day of the menstrual cycle, there is a little brownish liquid every day.The previous treatment method was: On September 1st, an examination was conducted on September 20th to check the gender and thyroid.
Results: Transvaginal ultrasound showed the anterior uterus measuring 37×45×33, with normal basal echo and an endometrial thickness of 8mm. Echoes were observed in the left ovary (31×30×2) and right ovary (33×36×24), with 13×12×11mm follicles. There was 9mm of fluid accumulation in the uterus and rectum.
Six results: Estradiol 251.2, Follicular phase: 97.5-59, Estradiol 251.2, Follicular phase: 97.5-59, Ovulatory phase: 685-1404, Luteal phase: 685-1404, and Yellow.
Doctor's answer:
Medication-induced abortion may cause endometrial inflammation or irregular shedding, leading to incomplete shedding during each menstrual cycle. You have taken progesterone three times, but the effect has not been good. It is recommended to take a short-acting contraceptive pill on the first day of your period, then clear the uterus, and then proceed with the next menstrual cycle. Give it a try. When seeking treatment at the hospital, it is important to improve various configurations, conduct thorough inspections, and follow the guidance of the doctor online. Finally, during treatment, patients need to maintain a balanced diet, follow a regular schedule, actively participate in physical exercise, regulate physical and mental health, maintain personal hygiene, and avoid bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity.