Patient's question:
For over a month of pregnancy, since the month is still small, I have chosen to do medication-induced miscarriage. I have been taking the medication for a long time now, and it has been continuously and severely peeling. Will there be a lot of bleeding after taking the medication for a miscarriage? Is it normal to bleed for a long time?Doctor's answer:
Medication-induced abortion requires implementation under the supervision of a doctor in a regular hospital. If you have been taking the medication for an extended period and bleeding has occurred, you need to go to the hospital immediately for follow-up. If the bleeding is due to incomplete miscarriage of the embryo, a Dilation and Curettage (D&C) procedure must be performed before medication can be applied. If the doctor determines that the bleeding is within the normal range, close and careful observation can be conducted throughout the medication abortion process, with final attention paid to ensuring the complete expulsion of the embryo.