How many days after medical abortion?

After medical abortion, the tissues and fluids of the pregnant woman's body will be discharged, and bleeding will continue for a period of time. This is part of the normal process of medical abortion. The biggest concern about medical abortion is that it is not clean, so what everyone should be concerned about is whether the tissue is completely expelled. How long does it take for the bleeding from medical abortion to completely clear?

How long does it take for the blood to completely clear up after medical abortion?

Under normal circumstances, medical abortion will result in the discharge of decidual tissue in the stool, which is lower than the normal menstrual volume and is dark red. Medical abortion will cause irregular vaginal bleeding for about 15 days, and the actual bleeding time varies from person to person. However, if the bleeding has not stopped after 2 weeks or more of medical abortion, and the bleeding has not decreased, this may be caused by incomplete medical abortion. You should go to a regular hospital for examination immediately. If the medical abortion is indeed incomplete, a curettage operation is required.

In addition, in addition to incomplete medical abortion, which can cause prolonged bleeding, the following two reasons can also cause prolonged bleeding after medical abortion:

Poor blood coagulation function: Some women are prone to bruises or bulges after mild contact or clamping. This is probably caused by poor blood coagulation function. Women with poor blood coagulation function will have internal bleeding or prolonged bleeding during medical abortion or surgical abortion.

Uterine infection after medical abortion: If B-ultrasound shows that there is no residue in the uterus, then long bleeding time after medical abortion may be caused by uterine infection. Because the blood discharged after medical abortion is a very good culture medium for bacteria, and the bleeding time after medical abortion is long, if the medical care is not good, uterine infection is very likely to occur, which will lead to long-term bleeding.

What should I do if the bleeding lasts for a long time after medical abortion?

If the bleeding time after medical abortion is long because the gestational sac is not expelled completely, resulting in incomplete abortion, you need to go to the hospital for a urine pregnancy test and B-ultrasound examination. If it is diagnosed as incomplete abortion, you should do a curettage. Generally, vaginal bleeding will stop within 10 days after the operation.

If the prolonged bleeding is caused by incomplete decidual shedding, but the bleeding is minimal, you can take Motherwort Granules or Chinese Herbal Medicine Biochemical Decoction, and you can also inject oxytocin to promote uterine contractions to expel the remaining decidual tissue. If the patient's bleeding exceeds the normal menstrual volume, he or she usually needs to go to the hospital for a curettage.

It is important to note that after medical abortion, there may be a sudden and significant increase in bleeding, even several times the normal menstrual volume, accompanied by large blood clots. This is due to the shedding and obstruction of the embryonic tissue in the test tube. At this time, you should go to the hospital immediately for a curettage to activate the blood circulation.