Heavy menstrual flow after miscarriage

When it comes to abortion, everyone must be familiar with it. Because the times are changing, everyone's perception of sexual life has also changed to a certain extent. As a result, many young women now have sexual life before getting married. If they get pregnant unexpectedly after sexual life, many girls will choose abortion. So why is there a lot of menstrual flow after abortion? Is it normal to have menstruation after abortion?

Why is there a lot of menstrual flow after abortion?

Under normal circumstances, the first menstruation after an abortion will not be very heavy. Since the surgery has caused some damage to the uterine wall and the endometrium is relatively thin, the amount of menstruation during the first period will be slightly less than normal in the past. As time goes by, the uterine wall will slowly recover and the menstrual flow will slowly return. After an abortion, the menstrual flow is very heavy, which is generally abnormal and requires immediate B-ultrasound examination to understand the recovery of the pelvis and uterus. If there is no obvious residue in the uterus, you can take uterine contraction drugs to promote uterine contraction and blood circulation drugs for treatment, and at the same time pay attention to rest and keep warm. If there is residue in the uterine cavity and the amount of vaginal bleeding is very heavy, uterine curettage can be considered. Otherwise, heavy vaginal bleeding may sometimes cause prolonged vaginal bleeding and increase the risk of infection and anemia.

After an abortion, the menstrual flow is very heavy, which may lead to the possibility of residual blood in the uterine cavity, and secondly, inflammation. Under normal circumstances, there is no residue in the uterine cavity. The first time you have your period, the amount is usually a little less. Pay attention to observe whether there are any residual tissues in the discharged menstrual blood. At the same time, perform B-ultrasound examination as soon as possible to understand the condition of the pelvis and uterine cavity. If there is no obvious residue in the uterine cavity, it is necessary to promote blood circulation, shrink the uterus, fight infection, and use medication. If there is residual, if the menstrual flow is very heavy, you can consider curettage surgery.

How many days after abortion is it normal to have menstruation?

Generally, the normal menstrual cycle is about 28 days. It is normal for each menstrual period to be 5 to 7 days. If it exceeds seven days, it should be considered that the menstrual period is long. If it is less than five days, it is considered that the menstrual period is too short. There are many factors that cause changes in menstrual periods, such as gynecological inflammation or catching a cold during menstruation, emotional anxiety, staying up late and being under too much stress, and having sex during menstruation. These factors may cause changes in menstrual periods. In addition to changes in menstrual periods, there are also abnormal menstrual flow, which requires timely medication for conditioning.

Under normal circumstances, the menstrual period will be over in 3-7 days. If it is less than 2 days and more than 9 days in clinical medicine, it is considered abnormal. This situation requires clinical examination and appropriate intervention. Menstrual blood contains not only blood, but also fragments of the uterine wall and cervical mucus, as well as fallen cells in the vagina. Therefore, if you observe carefully, you will see meat-like tissue in the menstrual blood. The menstrual cycle is generally once every 28-30 days, but some women have regular menstrual cycles, such as a menstrual period every 37 days, and they always have their period every 37 days, which is also normal.