How long is normal for bleeding?

When a couple is not ready to welcome the birth of a child but gets pregnant unexpectedly, they will choose abortion, and women will experience bleeding after abortion. Faced with this situation, people need to pay special attention. Bleeding has a certain duration. If it exceeds this time, there may be some adverse conditions. The following will introduce how long it is normal for a person to bleed.

Whether it is a natural miscarriage or an induced abortion, bleeding that lasts for more than two weeks is considered abnormal. There will definitely be bleeding after miscarriage, and some people even bleed for a long time. Because the endometrium falls off naturally and the endometrium growth has its own cycle, it takes time to repair all of it. So it is normal for bleeding to last no more than two weeks.

If you have fully understood the possible harm that abortion may cause to your body and future fertility, and still choose abortion to end this unwanted pregnancy, although the harm is inevitable, you can minimize the damage to your body through post-abortion care. Nursing can be strengthened mainly through the following aspects:

1. Do not get up immediately after the abortion. You should rest in bed in the hospital for 2 hours and observe the vaginal bleeding. If there is any abnormality, ask a doctor to check it in time.

2. After an artificial abortion, the body's resistance decreases, wounds are left on the endometrium, and vaginal secretions increase, making bacterial infection more likely to occur. Therefore, you must pay special attention to the cleanliness of the vulva and shower and clean the vulva in time. Bathing in a tub is prohibited within half a month.

3. Pay attention to strengthening contraceptive measures. Under the guidance of a doctor, adopt appropriate contraceptive methods or sterilization measures to prevent another unexpected pregnancy. Frequent artificial abortions will increase the chance of developing gynecological diseases and may even lead to infertility, seriously endangering your health.

4. Rest for half a month as required after the operation. During the rest period, avoid heavy physical labor, do not squat to work, do not stay up late, do not cry, do not touch cold water, avoid gusts of wind, increase nutritional intake, eat more protein-rich and high-vitamin foods, and eat more vegetables and fruits to promote physical recovery.