Patient's question:
Doctor, I found out last month that I was pregnant, but my relationship with my boyfriend is not very stable. I'm still considering whether to get married, so I don't plan to have a child. I took medication, but I'm very afraid that it won't be completely removed. What are the common symptoms of incomplete medication abortion?Doctor's answer:
You previously had a miscarriage and underwent medication-induced abortion. If the medication abortion is not complete, it may lead to abdominal distension, pain, discomfort, or irregular menstruation, or persistent symptoms of continuous, thin, brown discharge. In cases where the medication-induced abortion is incomplete, it is recommended to visit a local hospital for an ultrasound examination. Appropriate medication to promote blood circulation and remove blood clots may be prescribed. If necessary, a uterine curettage may need to be performed.