What are the Signs of an Incomplete Abortion?
Common signs of an incomplete abortion include:
If you are experiencing signs of an incomplete abortion, you will want to seek medical help immediately.
In the case of an incomplete abortion, a medical procedure will be necessary to prevent further health complications.
An incomplete abortion happens when pregnancy tissue remains inside the uterus following an abortion. It may cause painful symptoms that require medical attention to prevent infection or complications. Incomplete abortion more often happens after taking the abortion pill, but can also happen after a surgical abortion.
There are many warning signs of incomplete abortion. It is important to seek help from a medical professional if you experience these symptoms:
If you are contemplating abortion, you may want to consider these additional risks of abortion. According to the Mayo Clinic, medical abortion risks include:
Surgical abortion risks, according to MedlinePlus, include:
Timely medical help is essential if you suspect you have an incomplete abortion. You may be prescribed a single dose of misoprostol to help expel the remaining pregnancy tissue, or surgery may be required.
To learn more about abortion and receive free pregnancy testing and ultrasound services, visit us today at Robbinsdale Women’s Center.