Patient's question:
My colleague is experiencing signs of a miscarriage. She says she's planning to have a medication-induced miscarriage, but can medication-induced miscarriage be used for signs of a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Recurring signs of miscarriage may consider medication-induced abortion. There is a possibility that the gestational sac may be expelled outside the body while taking the abortion medication. However, it is essential to take the abortion medication diligently. After the gestational sac is expelled, it is recommended to undergo a uterine clearance to prevent residual tissue in the uterine cavity, which may interfere with uterine contraction and complete recovery, leading to excessive bleeding and abdominal pain, or even gynecological inflammation. After the uterine clearance, endure taking medication for a few days to reduce inflammation, enhance uterine contraction, and promote blood clots. At the same time, pay attention to resting for a few days.