Brown discharge after miscarriage

Brown discharge after miscarriage is a normal physiological phenomenon, because the vagina will bleed after miscarriage, and the leucorrhea will be stained with blood and turn brown. Moreover, after miscarriage, in order to remove substances such as the endometrium and fetal membrane, these substances exist in the leucorrhea, and brown discharge will also appear. Therefore, if there is brown discharge after miscarriage, you should pay attention to vaginal hygiene, pay more attention to rest and take good care of your body.

1. What to do if there is brown discharge after abortion

Generally speaking, if a woman undergoes an abortion in a more formal local hospital, adverse conditions may occur. Brown liquid may flow out after the abortion, which is most likely caused by the shedding of the reproductive tract mucosa. However, the possibility of infection after the operation cannot be ruled out. The doctor recommends going to a regular hospital for further examination, and symptomatic treatment can be carried out after the cause is determined.

It is normal to have problems after an abortion. Various problems need to be taken seriously. Nursing issues are also worthy of attention. Women should pay attention to proper rest after the operation. It is best to rest in bed for the first few days after the operation.

2. Why do I not have my period after an abortion?

Because irregular menstruation occurs after an abortion, the reason may be that after the abortion, a hormone suddenly disappears, making the ovaries unable to react for a while, resulting in amenorrhea.

It is also possible that multiple abortions or excessive damage to the endometrium during this abortion has caused the endometrium to be unable to repair in a short period of time.

Treating the disease with the right medicine and using hormone therapy for a period of time is effective and will not cause a major impact on the body. It is also recommended to have regular follow-up examinations and more precise gynecological examinations to clearly rule out other causes.

3. What to do if there is heavy bleeding after abortion

Stop bleeding in time. If the amount of bleeding after abortion is greater than the amount of menstruation, you must get timely hemostasis treatment.

Take medication in time. If B-ultrasound shows that the uterus is slightly enlarged and there is residual tissue in the uterus, which may cause harm, you must take medication in time.

How to recover as quickly as possible after abortion

1. Get enough rest and avoid fatigue.

After an abortion, you should generally rest in the hospital's observation room for two hours. The doctor must observe your blood pressure, pulse, vaginal bleeding, etc. When these are normal, you can go home. After returning home, you should rest in bed for 3 to 5 days. If your body temperature is normal, there is little bloody secretions from the vagina, and you have no abdominal pain or other discomfort, you can get up and move around. After the operation, you should rest for half a month as required and avoid physical labor and exercise during this period.

2. Eat a balanced diet to supplement the nutrients needed by the body.

Pay attention to diet and increase nutritional intake, because the operation will cause a small amount of bleeding and the body will be weaker, so you should supplement it with some foods rich in protein and vitamins, such as lean meat, fresh fish, eggs, milk or soy products. Avoid spicy, irritating, greasy and cold foods. Do not drink alcoholic beverages to restore your body to normal as soon as possible.

3. Maintain personal hygiene and keep clean.

After abortion, the body's resistance decreases, so more attention should be paid to personal hygiene. Because of the wounds left on the endometrium, vaginal secretions increase, making it a breeding ground for bacterial infection and reproduction. Therefore, special attention should be paid to the cleanliness of the vulva, shower and clean the vulva in time, disinfect the toilet paper and change it frequently; avoid taking a bath in a tub within half a month, and change and wash underwear frequently.