How long does bleeding usually last after an abortion?

Our country is developing better and better, and people's concepts have changed a lot. Our previously traditional ideas are no longer so traditional. Our attitudes towards marriage and sex have also changed. The result is that more and more people go to hospitals for abortions. But how much do you know about abortion? How long does bleeding last after an abortion?

After a painless abortion, there will be a wound on the uterine wall after the placenta is separated, so vaginal bleeding usually occurs after the abortion. However, as the wound heals, the amount of bleeding will become less and less. Usually the bleeding will disappear within a week and will not exceed fifteen days at most. Maintaining sufficient rest time will be beneficial for the rapid recovery of the uterus.

1. On the day after the abortion, there may be mild lower abdominal discomfort, pain, or a small amount of vaginal bleeding. If the abdominal pain is severe or the vaginal bleeding is heavy or continues for a long time, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time. 2. Women should pay attention to contraception to avoid another pregnancy.

3. Women should also keep their perineum clean and avoid taking baths and having sexual intercourse within one month.

4. Within two weeks after the operation, you should maintain proper bed rest, pay attention to nutritious food, and avoid heavy physical labor.

Generally speaking, bleeding will stop in a few days or so after an abortion, and no more than two weeks at most. Some abortions with less trauma may stop bleeding that same evening. Bleeding after an abortion should not be heavier than a normal menstrual period. If bleeding lasts for more than a week after a painless abortion, it may be because you did not get enough rest, so the uterus cannot recover well. This situation is called uterine contraction. It may also be that the bleeding continues due to inflammation.

Excessive bleeding after abortion and prolonged duration may mean that there may be symptoms such as missed or incomplete suction, uterine perforation, postoperative rot, cervical laceration, intraoperative and postoperative bleeding, cervical and uterine adhesions, and menstrual disorders. You should go to the hospital for a check-up immediately. If your vaginal discharge has a distinct odor, or contains yellow or green pus-like discharge, you may have an infection and should seek medical attention promptly.

How long is normal for bleeding after an abortion? After an abortion, the vagina will bleed like during labor.

Generally speaking, there is a big difference in the bleeding time after an abortion, which is related to the different physical conditions of each of us. Generally speaking, the bleeding period is about 7 to 14 days. If there is a short difference in time, it is also normal. If the bleeding time after an abortion is too long, you must pay attention and go to the hospital for examination and treatment immediately.