Is it normal to have light bleeding after a miscarriage?

Sometimes children come into this world at an inappropriate time or with a disease, and as parents, we can only abort them. However, some mothers will find that they bleed less after abortion. What's going on? Many people will ask if it is normal to have less bleeding after abortion? In fact, abortion, like abortion, will cause bleeding. If the amount of bleeding after abortion is less, it means that the operation is successful.

In fact, less bleeding after abortion indicates that the operation was very successful, the gestational sac and decidua were completely sucked out, the uterus contracted very well, and the endometrium was repaired in time. However, it cannot rule out cervical obstruction, blood stasis cannot be eliminated, or there was a phenomenon of suction leakage during the painless abortion.

Abortion is a surgical procedure that uses artificial means to remove the developed but immature embryo and placenta from the uterus before 24 weeks of pregnancy in order to end the pregnancy. After the placenta is separated during an artificial abortion, there will be a small amount of bleeding on the wound left on the uterine wall. This situation will subside as the uterus contracts and the wound heals. Generally, vaginal bleeding will gradually stop in 3-5 days and will not exceed 10-15 days at most.

The amount of bleeding after abortion depends on whether the operation is thorough, the strength of the patient's uterine contraction, and the coagulation function. If the operation is performed well, the embryo, embryonic sac and decidual tissue can be removed relatively cleanly during the operation. In this way, the uterus, which has been enlarged due to pregnancy, will shrink quickly, pressing on the placental detachment surface and the open blood vessels of the surgical wound, reducing bleeding, and there will be basically no bleeding symptoms after a few days. Some patients only bleed for half a day on the day of operation, and the bleeding is relatively clear afterwards. If the amount of bleeding after abortion does not exceed the menstrual volume, it will stop on its own within 3-5 days and no special treatment is required; but if it exceeds the menstrual volume and lasts for a long time, you should go to the hospital for medical treatment.

Therefore, the small amount of bleeding after abortion is because the operation is very successful. The gestational sac and decidua of the pregnant woman are completely sucked out, the uterus contracts very well, and the endometrium is repaired in time. However, it cannot be ruled out that the cervix is ​​blocked, congested, or there is a phenomenon of missed suction during the painless abortion. If the patient has fever, abdominal pain, or vaginal discharge with an abnormal odor after the abortion, or the amount of vaginal bleeding exceeds the amount of menstrual blood and lasts too long, timely medical treatment is necessary.

Regarding the question of whether it is normal to have less bleeding after miscarriage, everyone should understand that if there is bleeding that does not stop after miscarriage or abortion, you should seek medical attention in time, because continuous bleeding can only mean that the operation was unsuccessful, and it may cause anemia over time. Every mother should be vigilant and never ignore its importance.