Patient's question:
Will a doctor's medication abortion not being completely effective after two months lead to a weak positive pregnancy test again? I really don't understand and don't comprehend it at all—the technology is completely blank for me, so I want to consult. If the medication abortion isn't complete, will it affect my body? Will it affect my ability to have children in the future?Doctor's answer:
If the medication abortion results in incomplete expulsion again, it can most likely affect the body. Because an incomplete medication abortion can hinder the uterus from fully recovering, it may lead to continuous leakage of blood. Most often, the bleeding duration will be prolonged, increasing the risk of infection. It may also cause menstrual disorders. In cases of incomplete medication abortion, a weak positive result on a pregnancy test may occur. If inflammation is caused, it may affect future pregnancy. Therefore, it is essential to undergo a thorough ultrasound examination to further confirm the diagnosis and then provide targeted treatment.