42 days after delivery, bright red blood

If there is still red blood 42 days after giving birth, it may indicate that the uterine contractions are not good. At the same time, it may also indicate that there is residual endometrial tissue or residual in the uterine cavity. If this happens, you should first go to the hospital to make an appointment with the gynecology department to do an abdominal ultrasound to see if there is any abnormality in the uterine wall. If there are uterine wall remnants, including uterine wall blood, you should take blood-activating and blood-dissolving drugs to help expel the remnants and blood in the uterine cavity.

If the residue is large, exceeding 1 cm, hysteroscopic residual tissue aspiration should be considered to prevent long-term residue from causing inflammation and even anemia. Therefore, proper treatment is required to prevent affecting human health.

There are many reasons for the discharge of red blood from the vagina 42 days after giving birth. Symptomatic treatment can be carried out according to the reasons. Bleeding does not necessarily lead to the risk of uterine curettage after medical abortion. When there is residual tissue or residual blood in the uterine cavity, red blood may also be produced; when the menstrual period is restored, there will also be menstrual bleeding, and when the amount is relatively large, it looks like white blood is flowing out of the vagina. At this time, it is best to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination to determine whether there is any disorder in the shape of the uterine cavity, and give medication and treatment if necessary. Because the uterus is relatively soft after giving birth, if you perform uterine cleaning immediately after medical abortion, there may be a risk of internal bleeding. Therefore, at this time, you should try to choose the appropriate treatment method according to your own condition. It is best to take medicine to prevent further bleeding.

Under normal circumstances, a postpartum check-up should be carried out 42 days after giving birth. At this time, there should be no blood discharged from the vagina. If there is still vaginal bleeding, the possible reasons include the following aspects:

First, you might be having your period. Some women resume menstruation quickly after childbirth, and may have their period on the 42nd day, but they must pay attention to the subjective feelings of the body, such as breast pain and fatigue. Based on these and the amount of combined bleeding, it can be determined whether it is menstruation.

Second, if vaginal bleeding is less or does not match menstruation, you should pay attention and carefully look for the source of the bleeding. First, you need to do a gynecological examination to see if there is any bleeding from the perineal incision or cervix. Secondly, B-ultrasound should be performed to see if there is any residue in the uterine cavity. If there is an embryo or decidua in the uterine cavity, it may sometimes stimulate repeated endometrial bleeding.