I just had an abortion and there was no bleeding.

Abortion is a very common way to end a woman's pregnancy. Although this method may cause damage to the woman's body, it is sometimes necessary to choose it. Compared with induced labor, the side effects of abortion are smaller. However, most people will bleed after an abortion because it is necessary to discharge the lochia in the body just like giving birth. Some people also call it menstruation. So why don't you bleed after an abortion?

In general people's thinking, it is normal to have bleeding after painless abortion, but some women do not bleed after painless abortion surgery.

Bleeding after painless abortion surgery is due to damage to the endometrium. There will be a small amount of bleeding in a short period of time, and the amount of bleeding is not higher than the menstrual volume. Under normal circumstances, it lasts for about a week. The specific situation varies from person to person. The amount of bleeding after painless abortion depends on whether the operation is thorough, the strength of the uterine contraction of the patient without bleeding, and the quality of coagulation function, which determines the bleeding after the abortion.

Generally, the first menstruation will occur within one month after the operation. If there is no bleeding after the operation, it means that the uterine cavity is clean and there is no residue. If you pay attention to rest after the operation, your body will recover quickly. Generally, there will be no sequelae, and it will not affect future fertility. Experts recommend going to the hospital for a checkup half a month after a painless abortion to see how the uterus has recovered.

If the painless abortion operation is performed well, the embryo, embryonic sac and decidual tissue can be removed relatively cleanly during the operation. The uterus, which had been enlarged due to pregnancy, quickly shrank back, pressing on the placental detachment surface and the open blood vessels on the surgical wound. The bleeding decreased, and after a few days there was basically no bleeding. Some patients only experience bleeding for half a day during the painless abortion procedure, but the bleeding will be relatively clear afterwards.

The bleeding time of painless abortion is generally within one week, and painless abortion with less trauma may not cause bleeding even on the same night. If bleeding lasts for more than a week after a painless abortion, it may be because the uterus did not recover well due to lack of rest, or it may be that the bleeding continues due to inflammation.