Is it normal to have no bleeding the next day after an abortion?

Abortion is a very common way to terminate pregnancy, but it is also time-limited. It can only be performed in the first three months of pregnancy. If the tenth month is longer, only induced labor can be used. In addition, women will feel pain during the abortion process. After the abortion, women will bleed just like after giving birth. So is it normal for no bleeding the next day after the abortion?

If the bleeding is not too much, it is okay. It usually lasts within half a month. If the bleeding is heavy, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment. No treatment is needed for the time being, just rest more. If the vaginal bleeding becomes more and more, you can go to the hospital for a color ultrasound examination to see if there is any residual blood stasis that has not been discharged. A small amount of blood stasis can also cause prolonged menstruation, so a color ultrasound examination is necessary.

It was clean the next day after the abortion. This is normal. It is recommended that you continue to take drugs for uterine contraction and anti-inflammatory treatment. If you bleed and have abdominal pain again on the fourth day, it may be that there is still residue that has not come out and it is an instinctive reaction to be discharged downwards. It is recommended that you go for color ultrasound examination after seven days to see if the abortion is complete and whether you need another uterine cleaning.

Generally, there will be 7-14 days of bleeding after an abortion, and the amount of bleeding will not exceed the normal amount of menstruation. However, if the amount of bleeding exceeds the normal amount of menstruation, or the bleeding time is too long or abdominal pain occurs, the possibility of incomplete abortion cannot be ruled out. You need to go to the hospital for a clear diagnosis and take appropriate treatment measures. Pay attention to rest and avoid fatigue. If this persists, it is recommended to see a gynecologist for examination.

Vaginal bleeding may occur after an abortion, and the amount of bleeding varies from person to person. Some people bleed less or even do not bleed at all. Some people do not bleed in the first few days after abortion, but then experience vaginal bleeding again.

As long as the amount of bleeding after abortion is less than the normal menstrual volume, and the bleeding time does not exceed two weeks, and there is no obvious abnormality, there is no need to worry.