Patient's question:
What diseases may appear after the crowd?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Although the procedure of induced abortion is relatively simple, the uterine vessels are rich in blood supply during pregnancy, and the uterus becomes softer. If the operator is not careful, abnormal situations may occur, causing pain to the patient and even accidents.(1) Bleeding: Bleeding during the procedure often occurs in cases where the gestational age is relatively advanced. This is because the placenta has a larger area, while the chosen suction tube is smaller and the negative pressure is insufficient, making it difficult to quickly remove the placenta and fetal components. As a result, the uterus cannot contract effectively to stop bleeding, leading to bleeding. In such cases, it is necessary to promptly remove the placental tissue and intrauterine contents, followed by the administration of uterine contraction agents, which will stop the bleeding.
(2) Postoperative Residual Tissue: If a small portion of villi or decidua remains in the uterine cavity after induced abortion, it can easily lead to postoperative infection. The symptoms include poor uterine contraction, irregular vaginal bleeding, and continuous bleeding for more than two weeks postoperatively. Sometimes the bleeding is heavy or appears as bloody leukorrhea with a foul odor, often accompanied by mild fever, indicating an infection in the uterine cavity. In such cases, it is essential to consult a doctor for a thorough examination. If villi or decidua are found in the uterine cavity, with some blocking the cervical os, it is necessary to administer antibiotics and uterine contraction agents while simultaneously disinfecting the local area and clearing any residual tissue from the uterine cavity. Additionally, chronic inflammation and foreign body irritation can lead to the formation of endometrial polyps in the residual decidua tissue, causing bleeding due to its blood supply being connected to the uterine wall. Since polyps can persist in the uterus for a long time, they should be surgically removed under hysteroscopy to completely resolve abnormal uterine bleeding.
(3) Missed Aspiration: After undergoing induced abortion, if a pregnant woman still experiences early