Pictures of spontaneous discharge of uterine blood

After a cesarean section, there will be some blood accumulation in the uterine cavity of female friends. In fact, this is also a normal phenomenon. However, if the blood accumulation in the uterine cavity is not cleared for a long time, it will naturally cause a lot of toxins to accumulate in the body and cause many serious gynecological diseases. Therefore, female friends are also very concerned about how long it will take for the blood accumulation in their bodies to be discharged.

Of course, the blood in the uterine cavity is discharged.

The most typical clinical symptom of hemorrhage in the uterine cavity is vaginal bleeding, and the blood is dark brown. Since there is blood accumulation in the uterine cavity, it means that the blood has remained in the uterine cavity for a period of time. In this case, the blood is oxidized, so it is mostly dark brown after discharge. After the blood is discharged, ultrasound examination will show that the blood accumulation in the uterine cavity will decrease or disappear. If there is blood accumulation in the uterine cavity, but the blood flowing out is red, it means that there is active bleeding in the uterine cavity, and it is necessary to use drugs or intrauterine operations to activate the blood circulation. Simply waiting will only increase the amount of bleeding and cause anemia or infection.

How long does it take for intrauterine blood to clear?

The accumulation of blood in our uterine cavity is a relatively serious gynecological disease. Intrauterine hemorrhage is actually a complication after cesarean section. This happens because the uterus lacks the strength to contract after a caesarean section. It is hard to say how long it takes to clear the blood clots. If the amount is large, it may take longer. If it is relatively small, the body can slowly digest and absorb it. If the amount is large, we can actually take blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs appropriately. Also, everyone's physical fitness is different, and the time for clearing intrauterine blood may also be affected. Therefore, how long it takes to completely clear the blood in the uterine cavity actually varies from person to person.

How to eliminate intrauterine blood

Massage: After a caesarean section, everyone should conduct a close observation within two hours and massage the uterus to press out the blood accumulated in the uterine cavity, which can effectively promote the contraction of the uterus.

Improve nutrition: pay attention to hygiene, make sure to get enough rest, eat more high-quality protein foods in your diet, such as legumes, dairy products, and foods rich in vitamins. Such as fruits, vegetables, and foods rich in copper, which can supplement hematopoietic materials. Don't eat spicy, irritating, or cold foods.

Extrusion molding: In addition to routine physical examinations and ECG monitoring for pregnant women after cesarean section, we also need to check the height of the uterine fundus. After surgery, the normal height of the uterine fundus is below the navel or about level with the navel. If it is found to rise suddenly, the uterus should be pressed immediately to discharge the accumulated blood. In addition, uterine contraction drugs should be injected.

How long it takes to clear the intrauterine blood depends on the specific situation. Some people may have better physical fitness and less blood in their body, so they can of course be discharged quickly. But if some female friends have slow digestion and more blood, it may take longer. However, everyone can also take blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs to speed up the process.