Patient's question:
I previously had an abortion, but it has occurred again. What are the symptoms of an incomplete abortion?Doctor's answer:
An abortion should be performed within 3 months of pregnancy. The procedure typically involves negative pressure aspiration, so there is usually no vaginal bleeding for the first three to four days after the procedure. After that, there may be a small amount of vaginal bleeding, which usually resolves within a week. If there is residual tissue in the uterus after the abortion, and the miscarriage is not complete, it may manifest as severe abdominal pain and continuous vaginal bleeding. An ultrasound examination can diagnose this condition.