What is the reason for intermittent bleeding after taking medication for an abortion?

Patient's question:

On the 27th, I went to the hospital for medication-induced abortion and passed the fetal sac. By the 5th of this month, it hadn't broken the skin. On the 12th, I took birth control pills, and on the 14th, I had some bleeding. I don't know if it was because of breastfeeding or if it was my period. By the 21st, it stopped, and it wasn't less than the amount of my period. On the 23rd and 24th, there were a few drops of light snow-like discharge, but it was very minimal. I don't know what the reason is. Is it related to eating spicy food or cold drinks? What kind of assistance do I need: Can a doctor tell me what the cause is? Thank you.

Doctor's answer:

The current situation is quite complex. Taking birth control medication and consuming extremely cold and spicy foods have contributed to many factors leading to menstrual irregularities.
Suggestions:
1. First, after undergoing medication-induced abortion, doctors usually provide many post-procedure precautions. In addition to giving a notice sheet with specific restrictions.
2. Generally, it is important to pay special attention within the first month. You have had sexual intercourse, taken birth control medication, and consumed extremely cold and spicy foods, all of which have contributed to menstrual irregularities.

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