After taking medication for a miscarriage, there is always some bleeding, either a little or a lot.

Patient's question:

I got pregnant after taking birth control pills and underwent medication abortion. It's been almost two months now, but I'm still bleeding somewhat, either a little or a lot. After several visits to the hospital for ultrasounds, the doctor said there were no problems, but there's still blood. What could be the reason for this? I haven't had any children yet, and I'm very worried about whether this will affect me in the future. Please tell me, doctor. Thank you.
Follow-up question: Could I take a hemostatic medication, doctor? If the bleeding stops, do I still need a D&C? Will a D&C affect future fertility? Do I need to rest in bed after a D&C? Thank you, doctor. I'm feeling very upset right now. Please explain it to me in detail, thank you.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, the bleeding after medication abortion generally lasts for 1-2 weeks. The overall pattern is: the bleeding decreases day by day. If the bleeding decreases and then increases again, or does not decrease at all, or gradually increases, it is abnormal. This could be due to:
1.Incomplete abortion
2.Infection after medication abortion
3.Poor blood clotting function
It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up for safety.

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