Retained placenta after medical abortion causes persistent bleeding, leading to infection and anemia. This phenomenon needs to be treated early to avoid dangerous complications such as pelvic infection and sepsis.

Many women do not realize that the birth of their baby is not complete until the placenta has completely left the uterus. In most cases, this happens after the baby is born vaginally (natural birth),

Artificial placental ablation is performed when the mother gives birth and the placenta is still left inside the uterus.

Postpartum complications can occur in the uterus, placenta, cesarean section scar or perineum. Some common postpartum complications related to the placenta include retained placenta, retained membranes, hemorrhage after placenta removal...

Abortion abortion can cause cervical damage, uterine perforation, heavy bleeding, inflammation... if the person performing the procedure is too rough or the curettage is not sterile carefully. This is also one of the causes of infertility in women.

The older the fetus, the more dangerous abortion will be for the mother's health. Abortion in the second trimester such as abortion at 15 weeks or abortion at 22 weeks will be much more dangerous than abortion in the early stages of pregnancy. To safely abort a fetus from 13-22 weeks, choosing a medical facility with adequate facilities and a doctor with expertise and high skills is extremely important.