Patient's question:
What should be done if a medication abortion is incomplete?Doctor's answer:
Medication abortion is largely unable to be completely cleared, and most medication abortions require a follow-up uterine aspiration procedure.Medication abortion must be chosen within 49 days of pregnancy. It avoids the pain of surgical abortion, which is also the difference between medication abortion and surgical abortion. However, there are also some drawbacks. Medication abortion may not be completely effective, meaning the embryo may not be expelled in one go, leading to residual tissue. This would require a second uterine aspiration procedure.
For your situation, it is recommended that you choose a regular third-class hospital in your area for thorough treatment to ensure a speedy recovery.