How long does the drug abortion take to discharge the gestational sac

The pregnancy sac is usually discharged within 6 hours after medication, but the specific time varies from person to person.

There are differences in the response of different women to drugs, including absorption, metabolism and effect of drugs. Some women may discharge the pregnancy sac faster, while others may take a longer time. This is related to factors such as individual physiological characteristics and uterine contractility.

In the process of medical abortion, it is necessary to closely observe vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain and whether there is pregnancy sac discharge. If bleeding is excessive, abdominal pain is severe or pregnancy sac is not discharged for a long time, medical personnel should be informed in time so that appropriate measures can be taken, such as further examination or treatment.