Bleeding again two weeks after abortion

Abnormal uterine bleeding after abortion should not exceed the menstrual volume, the bleeding time should not exceed half a month, and the abdominal pain should not exceed one week. If it exceeds this range, be alert to incomplete abortion. Because the uterus will be damaged after abortion, there will be bleeding, but the bleeding should not exceed the menstrual volume, and the bleeding time should not exceed half a month. So what is the reason for bleeding again half a month after abortion?

If the abortion is not done completely, it will cause serious harm to the woman's body. This is common in medical abortions, and the bleeding time after medical abortion is long. Symptoms of incomplete abortion are generally manifested as lower abdominal pain and continuous vaginal bleeding. The bleeding time after medical abortion is 1-3 weeks, and its main manifestation is that the bleeding gradually decreases. If the bleeding decreases and then increases, or does not decrease at all, or increases slowly, these are all symptoms of incomplete abortion, and you may feel nauseous and vomit. Typical symptoms of incomplete abortion include nausea, vomiting, greasy feeling, lower abdominal pain, and continuous vaginal bleeding.

After an abortion, you should pay attention to observe your vaginal bleeding. If the abortion is not clean, you will usually experience heavy vaginal bleeding and severe abdominal pain within a month. This may be caused by residual tissue in the uterine cavity or incomplete uterine repair. If you experience this symptom, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination about one month after the abortion to check the condition of the uterus and whether the abortion is completely clean. If the test tube embryo remains in the uterus for a long time, it will cause intrauterine infection, damage the uterine wall, and then cause fallopian tube occlusion, and finally infertility. In addition, if some women have undergone multiple abortions by curettage before, the endometrium is soft or damaged. If the dosage of the abortion drug is not well controlled, it may cause uterine rupture. After the abortion, in addition to paying attention to the symptoms of incomplete abortion, you should also pay attention to:

1. If vaginal bleeding lasts for more than one week after abortion, and is accompanied by lower abdominal pain, fever, turbid vaginal discharge with odor and other symptoms, it may be an infection, and you should go to the hospital for follow-up treatment in time.

2. Rest in bed for 2 to 3 days, then get out of bed and move around, and gradually increase your activity levels. Do not do heavy physical work within half a month after the abortion and avoid touching cold water. It takes about a month for the uterus to recover after an abortion. Therefore, we should pay attention to increasing nutrition, taking in a certain amount of protein, enhancing the body's resistance to disease, and promoting the early repair of injured organs. After the abortion, you should eat more fish, meat, eggs, beans, protein-rich foods and fruits rich in vitamins to speed up the body's recovery.

3. After the abortion, the cervix has not yet closed, and the uterine wall also has a repair process. During this period, you should pay attention to maintaining the daily cleanliness of the vulva. You don’t need to take a sitz bath within half a month after the operation to prevent unclean water from entering the vagina, causing bacterial erosion and infection. Do not have sex within one month after the abortion.

Experts emphasize that female friends who have undergone abortion should pay attention to observe their own changes. Traditional abortion is just a blind scraping performed by doctors based on their experience. Therefore, if the operation is not careful or the technique is not up to standard, it is easy to cause the problem of incomplete abortion. Therefore, female friends who choose abortion should go to a reliable specialist clinic to avoid unnecessary harm.