Trauma - a rare factor. Psychosomatic - suspected but unproven factor. Complications of Abortion Hemorrhage - More common with late abortions. Septic shock may occur in severe instances. This risk is greater in late abortion.
Management is directed toward avoiding the complications of infection or excessive blood loss.
Of all women who present uterine bleeding in early pregnancy, fewer than half proceed to abortion. Inevitable and incomplete abortion - the aim of therapy is prompt evacuation of the uterus to prevent hemorrhage or infection. Intravenous oxytocin infusion. These complications most often indicate that not all of the tissue has been passed. If uterine evacuation is delayed beyond four weeks, intervention to empty the uterus should be considered to prevent a coagulation disorder.