Cleansing the uterus can clear the residue.
In general, the uterus can be cleared by inserting instruments into the uterine cavity with the assistance of a cervical dilator to remove the lining of the uterine cavity.
However, if the residual tissue in the uterus remains in the uterine cavity for a longer period of time, resulting in firm adhesion of the residual tissue to the uterine wall, or even calcification, it will be much more difficult to clear the uterus, and even uterine rupture may occur. In this case, estrogenic drugs such as estradiol valerate tablets are often given to promote the softening of the endometrium and the residual tissues, and then combined with hysteroscopic removal of the uterus.
Pre- and post-operative examinations are also required, and specific treatment and medication should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor.