Patient's question:
I had a medication abortion at the hospital on November 8th. Based on the doctor's observation, the conclusion was relatively successful. For the first three days, there was a lot of bleeding, but after that, the bleeding became less, but it lasted for nearly two weeks, with a little bit each day. However, on December 4th, I noticed that there was black discharge, without any odor, and it continued until yesterday. Yesterday, I noticed a bit of red discharge and thought it was my period. But this morning, I checked again, and it was still a little black discharge. What should I do? What could be the situation? Please note that I had the medication abortion at a regular, large hospital. This is the post I made on December 12th.The next day, I went to the hospital for an ultrasound and a gynecological examination.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, under normal circumstances, it is best to have an abortion between 40 days and 70 days of pregnancy, and the earlier the better. When undergoing an abortion, it is essential to choose a regular and professional hospital. After an abortion, it is necessary to have a follow-up examination. Immediately after an abortion, it is very easy to be infected by viruses and to develop gynecological diseases, so it is important to regularly visit a regular and professional hospital for check-ups.