Patient's question:
Doctor, hello, I accidentally got pregnant before, and I didn't have an abortion. I bought medicine to take and went to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor said it wasn't completely passed. I want to consult the doctor, will the medicine for abortion not be completely passed, and will the progesterone I took later help it pass completely?Doctor's answer:
General medication abortion is often difficult to complete on its own, and sometimes a secondary uterine clearance is required. Progesterone has no effect in expelling residual tissue from the uterine cavity. If there is persistent bleeding after taking oral medication for abortion, it is necessary to visit a hospital for a thorough examination to determine whether the miscarriage is complete or if it was unsuccessful. If it is not complete, a uterine clearance surgery should be performed to completely remove any retained blood. Oral antibiotics can be taken to ensure the uterus can recover quickly and fully.