Patient's question:
I am planning to have an abortion through medication-induced miscarriage. I would like to ask, on what day does bleeding occur after medication-induced miscarriage? What should be done after the bleeding starts?Doctor's answer:
Medication abortion refers to the use of abortion drugs to terminate early pregnancy. It is one method of induced abortion. It is generally suitable for early pregnancy within 49 days. Typically, three days of oral medication are required first. During the first three days of oral medication, a very small number of people may experience bleeding again. Generally, bleeding usually begins on the third day. After bleeding, attention should be paid to abdominal pain, and careful observation of the expulsion of the gestational sac should be made.