How long does it take for lochia to clear up after miscarriage?

Nowadays, many people suffer miscarriage due to physical weakness, or some other reasons in diet and lifestyle. After miscarriage, there will still be lochia. However, after all, miscarriage caused by physical weakness is different from that of ordinary pregnant women. Therefore, many people do not know how long it will take for the lochia to stop. Today we will learn about various situations of miscarriage ~ and the lochia after miscarriage that everyone is concerned about.

Miscarriage is also known as half-birth, half-birth, miscarriage, injured pregnancy, hasty birth, and damaged pregnancy. It refers to a woman who is more than three months pregnant and whose Chong and Ren meridians are damaged due to weak Qi and blood, kidney deficiency, blood heat and trauma, resulting in Chong and Ren meridians being unstable and unable to absorb blood and nourish the fetus; or the fetus is damaged by poisons, resulting in premature birth.

1. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that due to weak Qi and blood, kidney deficiency, blood heat and trauma, the Chong and Ren meridians are damaged, resulting in Chong and Ren being unstable and unable to absorb blood and nourish the fetus, leading to miscarriage.

2. Modern medicine believes that it is mainly caused by the following reasons

(1) Abnormal embryonic development.

(2) Reproductive system diseases: Uterine hypoplasia, malformation, and uterine fibroids will directly affect embryo development and cause miscarriage. Having too many abortions can also damage the uterus.

(3) Disease: If a pregnant woman suffers from serious heart or lung disease, high blood pressure, kidney disease, etc., it may indirectly harm the development of the fetus and cause miscarriage.

(3) Previous miscarriage: If an embryo remains in the body during an abortion, or if the reproductive tract becomes infected or bleeding occurs, or if bacteria or viruses enter the fetal blood circulation through the placenta, miscarriage may also occur.

(4) Taking medications: Some hormone drugs, certain types of traditional Chinese medicine, etc., if used improperly, can also cause miscarriage in pregnant women.

In the case of minor postpartum hemorrhage, it will take about 10 days, but no more than two weeks, and it is better to observe the physical symptoms.

Suggestions: It is recommended to observe the amount of bleeding, actively carry out anti-inflammatory treatment, keep the abdomen warm, and avoid eating raw, cold and irritating foods. At the same time, pay attention to the discharge of blood stasis, increase comprehensive nutrition, and avoid having sex too early, which is conducive to the body's recovery.

Pay attention to taking motherwort granules orally for conditioning. At the same time, pay attention to local hygiene conditioning. If there is inflammation, you can consider anti-inflammatory conditioning. But at this time, you need to recuperate. Pay attention to nutritional supplements and conditioning.

1. Adequate rest after childbirth is an important condition for physical recovery.

2. Women who have had miscarriage are prone to depression and need more care and attention from their family and friends.

3. Try to eat well, sleep well, work less, reduce movements that strain your stomach (such as moving things, lifting heavy objects), and avoid strenuous exercise. Keep a regular routine and don't overwork yourself.

4. Develop the habit of regular bowel movements every day.

5. It is best to suspend sexual activity within 1 month after a miscarriage, and avoid pregnancy within 3 months after a miscarriage to allow the uterus enough time to repair.

We can see that the duration of lochia during miscarriage is shorter than that of ordinary pregnant women, because the mother's body is very weak, and the baby has not grown well, and has not absorbed the nutrients it should have in the mother's stomach. Therefore, mothers who have suffered miscarriage should pay attention to their physical condition, take good care of their bodies, and never develop any illness during the confinement period.