The symptoms of post-medical abortion are vaginal bleeding, discharge of tissue, pain in the lower abdomen and, if necessary, gastrointestinal reactions such as nausea and vomiting due to the obvious stimulation of pain. Under normal circumstances, there will be vaginal bleeding after or before the expulsion of the embryo and the appendages, and the vaginal bleeding will be significantly reduced after the complete elimination of the embryo and the appendages. In this case, if the embryo and appendages are not completely expelled from the uterus and there is a lot of vaginal bleeding, timely removal of the uterus should be performed if necessary.