Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I have had two experiences of medication-induced abortion. The last time was in September. On August 28, I had a medication-induced abortion, and by September 4, it was already clean. From September 10 to early October, I had a discharge that was not quite blood, in small amounts. From September 26 to early October, my husband and I had sexual intercourse, and there was a small amount of blood. What could be the cause? Is it because it wasn't completely cleaned out?On October 5, due to a failure of contraception, on October 6, I took a post-coital emergency contraceptive pill (Huiting). On October 12, I started bleeding, with more blood clots, and it lasted until October 20, when it was considered clean. This time, the bleeding
Doctor's answer:
Hello: According to the situation you described, the first thing you should do is actively go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to check, because your condition may be a possibility of incomplete miscarriage, or it may be a possibility of gynecological inflammation. So the only thing you need to do now is actively undergo an ultrasound examination to confirm.The bleeding around October 5th that you mentioned may be due to abnormal vaginal bleeding after taking birth control pills, but it is not menstruation! The bleeding on October 28th is also abnormal bleeding and may still be a possibility of inflammation infection.
Therefore, considering the above situation, the possibility of pregnancy in your case is not high, but you still need to actively undergo an ultrasound examination to confirm and then actively treat and take medication.