Caesarean section lochia is almost clear and there is blood again

Generally speaking, it takes much longer for lochia to be discharged from women who have undergone cesarean section than from normal pregnant women. Generally, the lochia of a woman who has undergone cesarean section will be discharged about 30 days after giving birth. At this time, especially pregnant women after cesarean section, must pay attention to their physical condition. Some pregnant women may experience bleeding after giving birth. Get medical attention immediately. So what is the reason why blood appears again when the lochia of a cesarean section mother is almost gone?

If it is postpartum lochia, you need to see what color it is. If it is red like the menstrual period for several days, it may mean that the menstruation has come. Generally, the menstrual period resumes 6 weeks after delivery, the color is red, and there are no other discomfort conditions, it can be considered as the menstrual period. Generally, women who are not breastfeeding will resume their menstruation 6-8 weeks after giving birth, while women who are breastfeeding can resume their menstruation as early as 8 weeks after giving birth and as late as more than a year after giving birth. For most people, the first menstrual flow is heavier than usual, and the second menstrual period will be normal.

After a woman gives birth, the decidua clinging to the embryo begins to fall off, containing dead tissue, blood, and so on, all of which are discharged through the lower body. This feces has a small amount of fishy smell, which lasts for half a month at the fastest and six weeks at the longest, and most of the time it lasts for three weeks. The total gas volume is between 500 and 100 b250 l.

Generally, the stool can be completely emptied in about one month after the birth of a new mother, but a small number of pregnant women continue until the first menstruation. In the first week after discharge, the discharge is mostly red in color. After a week, the discharge volume gradually decreases and turns into brown. After 10 days, the color begins to turn into white, and the fishy smell gradually disappears.

Generally speaking, the lochia after delivery will be cleared away after about ten to 20 days. However, due to individual differences, the time it takes for each woman to continue to discharge lochia after giving birth is different. Under normal circumstances, the lochia will stop about 3 weeks after a woman gives birth.

If the new mother's lochia has not been completely discharged one month after cesarean section, and is accompanied by a foul or foul odor, or accompanied by abdominal pain, fever and other symptoms, then the uterus, bilateral fallopian tubes, vagina, uterus and ovaries may be infected. At this time, new mothers need to pay attention. If the amount of lochia increases day by day, the color becomes redder and darker day by day, or there are some bruises, or there is uterine bleeding, vaginal trauma, or infectious symptoms, etc., which causes the lochia to continue to be unclean, you must go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.