Why is there a pseudocystic echo in the uterus after surgery, and how should it be handled?

Patient's question:

On February 17, 2013, after a surgical abortion, the patient experienced a future menstrual cycle and became pregnant again. On March 27, an ultrasound examination revealed no gestational sac in the uterus. On April 9, a gestational sac measuring 15x15mm was observed, but no visible embryo was seen; only a yolk sac was visible. Another surgical abortion was performed. During the procedure, trophoblasts were observed, but an ultrasound examination still showed echoes resembling a gestational sac in the uterus.

Doctor's answer:

Need to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to determine whether it is due to incomplete miscarriage or poor uterine recovery after surgery. If it is an incomplete miscarriage, a uterine curettage surgery is required. If the uterine recovery is poor, you can take Baogong Hemostatic Granules, Eryngii Tincture, etc., to help improve it.

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