Why does pink blood come out after abortion?

When a woman cannot continue to be pregnant due to various reasons, she will choose to end the pregnancy by abortion. After an abortion, she will bleed, and the color will be the same as her normal period. But why do some women bleed pink after an abortion? Bleeding after abortion is a normal phenomenon. Some people bleed bright red, some are brown, and some are light pink. The condition will return to normal in about two weeks after the abortion, but good care should be taken during this stage.

The normal condition after painless abortion is: a small amount of vaginal bleeding, the color may be bright red, dark brown, light pink, or light brown, generally without blood clots, and the bleeding will stop within 2 weeks. There may be slight lower abdominal pain on the day of operation, which will disappear or come back later. What color is the bleeding after painless abortion? The normal situation after painless abortion is: a small amount of vaginal bleeding, the color may be bright red, dark brown, or light pink, light brown, generally without blood clots, and the bleeding will stop within 2 weeks. There may be slight lower abdominal pain on the day of operation, which will disappear or may be a dull pain in the lower abdomen later. If the patient has heavy vaginal bleeding after operation. Obvious abdominal pain is an abnormal condition. The following are the causes of postoperative bleeding and abdominal pain:

1. Intrauterine hemorrhage: It usually occurs within a few hours after surgery. The patient has unbearable abdominal pain, like a knife cutting, and a small amount of blood and water flows out of the vagina. Gynecological examination reveals that the uterus is significantly enlarged, soft, and tender.

2. Postoperative infection: This is one of the most common short-term complications. Postoperative infection often occurs within two weeks after surgery. It can be caused directly by the surgical operation or by the patient's failure to pay attention to hygiene after surgery, such as having sexual intercourse, swimming, etc. It usually leads to acute pelvic inflammatory disease, with severe abdominal pain that is persistent and may worsen in paroxysmal forms, accompanied by fever, chills, vaginal bleeding that is bright red, has a fishy odor, or is mixed with yellow discharge. During physical examination, the patient has abdominal pain that is resistant to pressure, tenderness, and rebound tenderness; gynecological examination shows cervical motion tenderness, uterine body tenderness, and both adnexa may have flake-like or cord-like thickening with obvious tenderness. If chronic pelvic inflammatory disease occurs, there will be dull abdominal pain, a small amount of vaginal bleeding, an odor, and yellow discharge.

3. Incomplete abortion: Incomplete abortion means that the villi and decidual tissue in the uterine cavity cannot be completely removed during the operation. After the operation, the uterus undergoes paroxysmal contractions in order to expel the remaining embryonic tissue from the uterus. At this time, the patient has paroxysmal attacks of abdominal pain, which are unbearable, and there is increased vaginal bleeding, which is bright red in color and contains large blood clots. The abdominal pain is relieved after the blood clots are discharged, and the attacks recur repeatedly.