One month after abortion, there is blood in the vaginal discharge

Although abortion is very harmful to women's health, it is the only way to terminate an unwanted pregnancy. If a woman does not plan to have a child, she must take contraceptive measures. Women who have had abortions know that there is usually bleeding after an abortion, but the bleeding time is generally not particularly long. Some people have bloody leucorrhea one month after an abortion. What's going on?

What is the reason for leucorrhea with blood one month after abortion?

If there is blood in the vaginal discharge after a miscarriage, you can observe it for a few days. If it clears up after a few days, it may be ovulation bleeding. Generally, ovulation bleeding will clear up naturally after a few days. If there is blood in the leucorrhea and it lasts for a long time and is not easy to clean up, you need to go to the hospital for further examination. You need to have an ultrasound to check the condition of the endometrium, and then test the secretions to rule out the possibility of gynecological inflammation.

How long does bleeding last after an abortion?

After the placenta is separated during artificial abortion, there may be a small amount of bleeding on the wound left on the uterine wall. In this case, as the uterus contracts and the wound repairs, vaginal bleeding will gradually stop within 3-5 days and will not exceed 10-15 days at most.

How to reduce the harm of human flow

1. Take good contraceptive measures at ordinary times to minimize the chance of unwanted pregnancy and avoid frequent abortions. This is also the best way to avoid the impact of painless abortion on your body.

2. Abortion should be performed in a sterile environment.

3. Let an experienced and skilled doctor perform the abortion.

4. Go to a regular gynecological hospital for abortion. This can reduce the impact of painless abortion on the body. Regular hospitals have advanced professional technology, good equipment, and relatively good professional ethics of doctors.

What to do if you have abnormal bleeding after abortion

After a woman has undergone a painless abortion, if she has excessive vaginal bleeding or it lasts too long, it may mean incomplete suction, missed suction, uterine perforation, cervical laceration, postoperative rot, intraoperative and postoperative bleeding, cervical and uterine adhesions, menstrual disorders, etc. She should go to the hospital for a follow-up examination immediately. If your vaginal discharge has a distinct odor, or contains yellow or green pus-like discharge, you may have an infection and should seek medical attention promptly.

How long do I need to rest in bed after an abortion?

After an abortion, you usually need to rest at home for about 2 weeks, but you need to stay in bed for more than three days, try to avoid excessive fatigue, and abstain from sexual intercourse for more than one month.

After an abortion, you can eat as usual and don’t need to pay too much attention to any taboos, but you need to supplement your nutrition.

If it is winter after an abortion, it is best to wear a hat and socks like you did during the confinement period to avoid being blown by the wind.

You can touch cold water one week after the abortion. Early abortion is a common remedy for contraceptive failure. When the embryo is still relatively small, the uterus is not large, and the placenta has not yet formed, the pregnancy can be terminated using curettage or vacuum aspiration. So, when is the best time to have an abortion?

The best time for abortion is generally before 9 weeks of pregnancy. However, to finally determine how long you can have an abortion, you also need to refer to some preoperative examination results. However, if the embryo is too large, or even has grown bones, it cannot be sucked out with the largest straw. In this case, you can only be hospitalized and induce labor with drugs or water bags, and then have the uterus cleaned after the embryo and most of the placenta are expelled.

If induction of labor fails, curettage is needed, which is to use an instrument to directly scrape the embryo and placenta out of the uterus. This operation is risky and can easily cause cervical injury and increased bleeding during the operation. It also increases the risk of infection, uterine injury, and postoperative intrauterine adhesions. Therefore, if you plan to terminate an unexpected pregnancy, try to do it within 2 months of pregnancy.