15 days after giving birth, a blood clot fell out

After giving birth, many female friends will encounter the problem of lochia. The color and time of lochia can also reflect the health status of female friends after giving birth. Some pregnant women have blood clots in lochia after 15 days. So, what should I do if there are blood clots in lochia 15 days after giving birth?

What should I do if there is blood clot in the lochia 15 days after giving birth?

After women give birth, the decidua attached to the embryo begins to fall off, including the necrotic decidua, blood, cervical mucus, etc. They all need to be discharged through the lower body. Therefore, postpartum lochia is often accompanied by blood clots and necrotic tissue. If large blood clots persist for more than 2 weeks, it may be related to residual tissue in the uterine cavity, poor uterine repair, intrauterine infection, etc., and sometimes it will be accompanied by abdominal pain, unpleasant odor of lochia or fever. You should go to the hospital for follow-up immediately.

There are blood clots in the lochia in the early stage after childbirth, which is called stubborn lochia. It is a normal phenomenon. There is no need to panic. Just pay attention to the daily cleaning of the private parts to prevent infection. If the blood clots persist for more than 2 weeks, and are even accompanied by abdominal pain or peculiar smell of lochia, it is abnormal lochia and you need to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound and blood tests to determine whether there is any tissue residue or infection. Active anti-infection and treatment to promote uterine contractions.

During the confinement period, women should keep their vulva clean, wash sanitary napkins frequently, and refrain from having sex during the lochia period to reduce the risk of infection. Exclusive breastfeeding is recommended, which can help the uterus contract and promote the discharge of postpartum lochia. Drinking some hawthorn and brown sugar water in moderation can help discharge lochia after delivery. Pay attention to observe the color, amount and smell of postpartum lochia every day. Normal postpartum lochia should have no peculiar smell but contain a fishy smell. If there is any abnormality, seek medical attention immediately.