Is it normal to have no bleeding the next day after uterine curettage?

I have had a curettage in the past few days, but I didn't have a uterine curettage in the middle. But I heard from other friends that it usually took about a week for the bleeding to stop after the curettage, but the bleeding stopped the next day after the curettage. Is this normal? Or are there other problems? So, is it normal for the bleeding to stop the next day after the curettage? Let's have a simple understanding and understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

Is it normal to have no bleeding the next day after uterine curettage?

The bleeding stopped the next day after the curettage and everything was normal.

Generally, patients who undergo curettage need 3-7 days to drain the blood from their bodies, but some patients stop bleeding the next day after curettage. This is also normal and patients do not need to worry.

If you have no bleeding the next day after uterine curettage, it means you are in good health.

Some women who exercise regularly, or whose first uterine curettage is performed in a regular hospital, have relatively skilled doctors and the fetus in their uterus is still very small, so it is easy to completely remove it. In such cases, many women will have no bleeding the next day after uterine curettage. This is a good condition, and it also means that your body is in good condition, so there is less bleeding.

Does no bleeding on the second day after uterine cleaning mean that it is completely clean?

There was no bleeding the next day after curettage. It is also necessary to comprehensively judge whether the curettage is completely clean based on the following conditions. For example: 1. The patient does not experience nausea, vomiting, aversion to greasy food, lower abdominal pain, or intermittent vaginal bleeding. 2. The patient has no vaginal itching and uterine fever. 3. The patient has no uterine discomfort or lower abdominal pain. 4. The patient does not have vague pain in the lower abdomen or paroxysmal uterine contractions.

Remarks: It is best to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound follow-up examination in time. The judgment will be more accurate based on the examination results. In addition, if the above-mentioned conditions occur, seek medical treatment in time.

After curing the uterus, this kind of bleeding will be cured and everything will be normal

1. Rest more. You need to rest for 2 weeks after the operation and read less newspapers and watch less TV. Within 2 weeks after the operation, you should rest in bed moderately and avoid doing heavy physical work.

2. Improve nutrition through diet and eat more nutritious foods to help the body recover as soon as possible. Generally speaking, you should avoid eating cold food for 7-10 days after surgery and avoid eating spicy food for one month.

3. Pay attention to hygiene and maintain daily cleaning of the vulva, clean it with warm water 1 to 2 times a day, and change sanitary napkins frequently. Don't take a bath within 2 weeks or before vaginal bleeding stops.

4. Don’t have sex too early. It is strictly forbidden to have sex within one month to prevent infection of male reproductive organs. If you have a fever, abdominal pain, or an unusual odor in your female discharge, seek medical attention immediately.

Bleeding after uterine curettage requires medical attention if you have the following symptoms

1. The bleeding stops, but then starts to bleed intermittently again; 2. The bleeding decreases and then increases, or does not decrease at all, or increases slowly; 3. The bleeding has blood clots, the color is light yellow, not dark brown or bright red, and is accompanied by abdominal pain and fever. 4. The bleeding time exceeds 10-15 days, and the amount of bleeding exceeds the amount of menstrual blood.

If the patient has the above symptoms in bleeding after uterine curettage, he or she needs to seek medical treatment immediately. It may be that the uterine curettage is not clean or the uterus is infected.