How long does it take for the blood to be clean after a miscarriage

It usually takes about a week to recover after a miscarriage. We should pay attention to physical conditioning after the miscarriage, and pay attention to vaginal hygiene after the miscarriage to prepare for the next conception. Spontaneous miscarriage may be due to genetic factors or caused by external factors. I hope that female friends can develop good living habits to avoid miscarriage again.

1. Causes of Spontaneous Abortion

1. Genetic factors. If the number or structure of the fetus' chromosomes is abnormal, it will lead to poor embryonic development. In cases of spontaneous abortion, especially those occurring in the first three months of pregnancy, genetic factors account for 60%-70%. Among them, 50%-60% of aborted fetuses have chromosomal abnormalities, and 10% of the couples have chromosomal abnormalities.

2. Maternal disease. Pregnant women suffering from diseases that are not conducive to the growth and development of the fetus will cause miscarriage.

3. Adverse external factors. For example, if a pregnant woman smokes heavily or is exposed to passive smoking, drinks alcohol, is exposed to chemicals or poisons, lives in an environment with severe noise, high temperature and vibration, or is extremely emotional, these factors can cause damage to the placenta and fetus and lead to miscarriage.

4. Male factors. About 10%-15% of men have a certain amount of bacteria in their semen, which is asymptomatic bacteriospermia and can cause miscarriage.

Women will lose some confidence in pregnancy after a miscarriage. If they still haven’t gotten pregnant for more than half a year after the miscarriage, their confidence in pregnancy will quickly diminish. Studies have shown that the miscarriage rate for those who become pregnant again within three months after a miscarriage is equivalent to that for those who become pregnant three months later, and both are probably between 16% and 20%. At the same time, the miscarriage rate for pregnancies with an interval of more than one year is significantly higher than that for pregnancies within one year. Therefore, if both husband and wife hope to have a child as soon as possible, and the woman's physical and mental recovery after a miscarriage is complete, they can have a child as soon as possible.

2. How many days does it take for the bleeding to stop after a miscarriage?

Spontaneous abortion is an unforgettable painful memory for couples who really want to have children. It is also a problem that many women are unwilling to face. Some women who have experienced miscarriage will even walk extra carefully when they become pregnant again. However, once a miscarriage occurs, women must be vigilant. Only by fully understanding the relevant knowledge of miscarriage can they better protect themselves. So do you know how many days of bleeding after miscarriage?

Bleeding after a miscarriage usually lasts for 3-5 days, and no longer than 15 days. If bleeding continues for more than 20 days, the possibility of residual blood cannot be ruled out. According to regulations, you should go to the hospital for a follow-up visit two weeks after the gestational sac is expelled. If the bleeding has not stopped at this time, a urine pregnancy test and a B-ultrasound examination are required. Those diagnosed with incomplete abortion should undergo a curettage. Vaginal bleeding will stop within 10 days after the operation. If the bleeding does not stop due to incomplete decidual exfoliation but the bleeding is not much when you see the doctor, you can take motherwort paste or Chinese medicine Shenghua Tang, or you can inject oxytocin intramuscularly to promote uterine contraction to expel the remaining decidual tissue. It should be noted that patients with excessive bleeding generally require uterine curettage.

This article introduces in detail the causes of spontaneous abortion and how many days it takes for the bleeding to stop. If you are a woman who has experienced a miscarriage, then you'd better carefully refer to the contents of this article to find out what caused your miscarriage and how many days it will take for the bleeding to stop.