Bleeding again after abortion

Important reminder: Normal bleeding will last for 7 to 10 days, and usually does not exceed 15 days. If bleeding suddenly occurs again after more than ten days, you need to pay more attention to it. In this case, the bleeding may be caused by poor uterine repair, incomplete miscarriage, or infection. If the bleeding is minor, you can take some medicine to relieve it. If the bleeding is severe, you need to see a doctor immediately to check the cause of the bleeding.

Nowadays, more and more women lack the knowledge of contraception and often experience unexpected pregnancies. When an unexpected pregnancy occurs, most people choose to terminate the pregnancy by abortion. Some women find that they have sudden bleeding a dozen days after the abortion, and they don’t know what caused it. Next, let's listen to how authoritative experts explain the reasons for this phenomenon.

First, incomplete uterine repair: It takes a long time for the uterus to repair after an abortion. Although normal abortion bleeding does not exceed 10 days, it cannot be ruled out that bleeding may occur again due to differences in one's physical constitution. If the uterus does not contract completely enough, vaginal bleeding will occur. If the uterus repairs poorly, experts suggest that you can drink some motherwort granules and other medicines that are beneficial to uterine repair to alleviate this bleeding.

Second, incomplete abortion: If the abortion is not done completely, and some feces remain in the uterus, vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal pain may occur. In this case, you need to go to the hospital immediately for a B-ultrasound examination and carry out corresponding treatment based on the results of the B-ultrasound examination. When B-ultrasound shows that there is only a small amount of residue, you need to take medication regularly according to the doctor's advice; if there is a lot of residue, you need to do another curettage.

Third, intrauterine infection: If bleeding suddenly occurs again more than ten days after abortion, it may be caused by intrauterine infection. For example, if the surgical forceps are not disinfected in time during the operation, pathogens and other microorganisms can enter the uterus, which may cause intrauterine infection. Intrauterine infection may also be caused by poor personal hygiene or sexual intercourse after surgery.

After an abortion, the human body will have a long recovery period. If bleeding occurs during this period, it may be caused by poor uterine repair, incomplete abortion or intrauterine infection. The cause of the bleeding needs to be identified and then treatment can be coordinated.