Patient's question:
If there is vaginal bleeding during the menstrual period, could it be a sign of miscarriage? What are the symptoms if the miscarriage is incomplete?First follow-up question: Will there still be bleeding if you continue the pregnancy? Can a pregnancy test detect it if the miscarriage is incomplete? If your period comes normally in the next month, does it mean the miscarriage is ruled out?
Second follow-up question: What does it mean if the miscarriage is incomplete? What are the clinical symptoms?
Third follow-up question: Is the bleeding duration of a miscarriage longer than that of a normal menstrual period? Will it affect the next menstrual cycle?
Doctor's answer:
1. Continuous bleeding after and symptoms such as abdominal pain are typical signs of incomplete abortion. If abdominal pain persists for more than a week after the procedure, the harm caused by incomplete abortion is significant. Therefore, it is essential to diagnose the condition accurately. If vaginal bleeding lasts beyond 10 days post-aboration, it is necessary to revisit the hospital for a check-up to determine if the abortion was incomplete.2. If incomplete abortion occurs and the embryo remains in the uterus for an extended period, it can easily lead to intrauterine infection, damage to the endometrium, and subsequently cause tubal occlusion, resulting in infertility. Some women have undergone multiple procedures, leading to thinning or damage to the uterine wall. If the dosage of medication for abortion is not properly controlled, it can easily result in uterine rupture.