Patient's question:
Patient Gender:Female
Patient Age:
27
Detailed Condition and Purpose of Consultation:
At 11.7 weeks pregnant and 70 days along, there was bleeding. Ultrasound showed no fetal heartbeat. After two days of trying to preserve the pregnancy, the bleeding continued to increase.
On the afternoon of November 10, an abortion procedure was performed. There was bleeding on the day of the surgery, but it returned to normal after two days.
By the evening of November 23, there was a small amount of reddish-brown discharge. On the daytime of November 24, there was also some, and by the evening, there was a burst of dark red liquid, which later turned back into a small amount of reddish-brown discharge. This has continued to this day. The amount is much less.
Doctor's answer:
Hello: The situation you mentioned cannot be ruled out as menstruation. There may be menstrual disorders after an induced abortion. Anesthesia-induced induced abortion refers to a gynecological procedure where a gynecologist performs an induced abortion on a pregnant woman under general anesthesia administered by an anesthesiologist. This requires the cooperation of a professional anesthesiologist to complete the surgery. It is based on the aspiration abortion procedure, adding intravenous general anesthesia, so there is no pain during the surgery. The pregnant woman can enter a sleep state in about 30 seconds, and the surgeon begins the induced abortion procedure. Without any awareness, the surgery can be completed in about 3 minutes. The entire surgical procedure only takes 3~5 minutes. It is recommended to have an induced abortion at a regular hospital and not at some private clinics, as this can bring many safety risks. The best time for an induced abortion is within 35-55 days. Rest well after the surgery.