Patient's question:
After taking medication for a miscarriage, my period came one month later. It has been intermittent and hasn't stopped completely. Will I get pregnant if I have sex during this time?Doctor's answer:
This is not something you need to worry about. The medication used in medication abortion contains hormones, which may have a short-term impact on subsequent menstruation, such as changes in the menstrual cycle, color, and odor, etc. Medication abortion is actually not beneficial for the body. In some cases, if it is not completely cleared, you may still need to go to the hospital for a second uterine aspiration, which would cause greater suffering. It is recommended that you have a B examination at the hospital promptly after medication abortion to check if it is completely aborted. After confirming complete abortion, maintain a positive mood, take appropriate rest and labor, eat a light diet, and your menstruation will return within a very short period of time.Guidance:
If you have long-term menstrual cycle irregularities, incomplete abortion, or a foul odor, you should be vigilant and promptly go to the hospital for relevant examinations to determine further treatment methods. A word of advice: this method should not be used frequently. If necessary, it is best to use external contraception to avoid pregnancy. Long-term medication abortion or uterine aspiration can lead to a series of adverse consequences, such as ectopic pregnancy, uterine adhesion, and infertility. I hope my answer meets your expectations. If you have any unclear points, you can still ask me.