Patient's question:
[Condition Description: I had bleeding on August 4th, at 45 days pregnant. The doctor prescribed progesterone for 5 days. However, the next day, I experienced abdominal pain, and the bleeding became heavier, with a piece of tissue-like substance coming out. On August 9th, the bleeding reduced, and I went to the hospital for an ultrasound. The doctor found a dark area (I was worried it might just be leftover blood clots), but then prescribed medication for medication-induced abortion. After taking the medication, no tissue-like substance was expelled. On the 13th, the hospital examination said the uterus was already clean. But now the bleeding has almost stopped, but there is still pink, mucous-like discharge. Is it still shedding the endometrium? Will this cause severe damage to the endometrium?History of Treatment and Effect: I had a biochemical pregnancy in January 2009. At that time, the bleeding was clean.]
Doctor's answer:
Hello, let's consider whether there is a direct relationship with residual tissue due to natural miscarriage based on your situation. Secondly, we should also rule out whether the residual tissue is in a position that is difficult to discharge. It is recommended to consider using uterine aspiration. Additionally, I suggest you should also use some blood-activating and blood-stasis-dispersing herbs to promote excretion. At the same time, you should pay attention to avoiding sexual activity. If the medication abortion test shows incomplete miscarriage and there is still bleeding, you can wait for about fifteen days. If it is still not completely miscarried, surgical uterine aspiration can be performed.