Patient's question:
I had a serious illness before I got pregnant and took medicine for several months. So after the careful check confirmed the pregnancy, I wasn't happy at all because I didn't dare to keep the baby. I decided to have a medication abortion. But after the medication abortion, my period didn't come for a long time. My period always didn't come after the medication abortion. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, it is still necessary to have timely follow-up examinations after medication-induced abortion. This is to monitor the complete recovery of the specific uterine appendages. If any abnormal conditions are found, timely symptomatic treatment should be implemented. It is also important to examine the thickness of the endometrium. Consider how oral medication-induced abortion may lead to hormonal level imbalances. Medication-induced abortion treatment may be necessary if needed. The above information can be used for reference.