Patient's question:
On the 8th day after a painless abortion, I went to the hospital for a follow-up ultrasound. The uterus was separated by 0.4 cm, and a slightly stronger echo of 0.7x0.6 cm was visible. The doctor prescribed three days of uterine contraction injections, traditional Chinese medicine, and motherwort. However, after taking them, I haven’t had any bleeding or discharge. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Negative pressure aspiration is suitable for the uterus of women within 10 weeks of pregnancy. The primary method involves using negative pressure electric aspiration to remove early pregnancy products, such as the blastocyst and decidua tissue, which is referred to as artificial abortion negative pressure aspiration or simply negative pressure aspiration. This method was first developed in China. It is relatively safe and simple, making it a commonly used clinical approach for terminating early pregnancy.