The medical profession refers to this phenonenom as retained tissue. It usually occurs a few days after the "procedure". The most common cause of retained tissue is small clots or minute amounts of the tissue lining of the uterus being discharged. It can resemble a period, but unlike this entirely natural, God-given process this bleeding represents the murder of an unborn child. | The medical profession refers to this phenonenom as retained tissue. It usually occurs a few days after the "procedure". The most common cause of retained tissue is small clots or minute amounts of the tissue lining of the uterus being discharged. It can resemble a period, but unlike this entirely natural, God-given process this bleeding represents the murder of an unborn child. |