Painless abortion still bleeding ten days later

Painless abortion is a method of abortion chosen by many women at present. It can mainly reduce the pain caused by abortion, but it will also cause heavy bleeding, so mothers should pay attention to precautions after painless abortion. Bleeding may still occur ten days after a painless abortion. This is a normal physiological phenomenon. It is mainly the body's way of promoting the discharge of lochia. Uterine contraction can also cause bleeding.

Is it normal to still have bleeding ten days after a painless abortion?

I believe many women who have had miscarriages are familiar with the situation where there is still bleeding ten days after a painless abortion. The reason why bleeding occurs after abortion is that during the abortion process, the placenta will be affected by external tension and detached from the uterus, which will cause varying degrees of trauma to the woman's uterine wall. Therefore, after the abortion, as the uterus contracts, women will experience bleeding problems.

Generally speaking, women will have slight lower abdominal pain and discomfort after an abortion, accompanied by a certain amount of vaginal bleeding. Is it normal to still have bleeding ten days after a painless abortion? However, this bleeding will last for about 3 to 5 days. With the contraction of the uterus and the repair of the wound, the female vaginal bleeding will slowly stop, and vaginal bleeding will not exceed 10 days at most. Therefore, the problem of bleeding ten days after a painless abortion also needs to be taken seriously.

What should I do if the person has abnormal bleeding after miscarriage?

If a woman has vaginal bleeding for more than dozens of days after an abortion, and the amount of bleeding is much greater than normal menstrual blood, it proves that the wound in the woman's uterine cavity has not been repaired and healed. If it is not checked and treated in time, it is very likely that uterine rupture, heavy uterine bleeding and many other dangers will occur. Therefore, timely medical treatment is needed after this happens.

The above is the introduction about the bleeding ten days after the painless abortion. If there is only a small amount of vaginal bleeding ten days after the abortion, then it is not a big problem. However, if the vaginal bleeding is still serious ten days after the abortion, then it must be taken seriously and treated in time. Don't act as if nothing matters. If this attitude causes problems with your health or even puts your life in danger, then regret will be too late.

Painless abortion process

Preoperative preparation

Regular hospitals will arrange for pregnant women to undergo a comprehensive examination before performing surgery, including blood, urine, leucorrhea, and some instrument examinations such as B-ultrasound and electrocardiogram. Through these examinations, we can find out whether the pregnant woman has systemic diseases, whether it is an ectopic pregnancy, and can accurately determine the size and location of the gestational sac, thereby improving the safety of the operation.

The whole process

1. Clean the surgeon's clothing and hat

The surgeon will wear clean surgical gowns, a mask and cap, wash their hands and wear sterile gloves.

2. Pregnant women use the curettage position (bladder lithotomy position)

The pregnant woman lies on the operating table in the surgical position for curettage.

3. Cover the vulva with a sterile towel

After the pregnant woman lies down, a sterile towel needs to be covered on her vulva to facilitate aseptic operation and avoid infection.

4. Detailed review

Review the position, size, and appendages of the uterus.

5. Determine the depth of the uterine cavity

Follow the direction of the uterus and use the probe to estimate how deep the uterine cavity is.

6. Dilation of the cervix

Use the same method of holding a pen and writing with the help of cervical dilators of different sizes to dilate the cervix in turn.

7. Suction of the uterine cavity

(1) Connecting device. Connect the negative pressure device and the suction tube.

(2) Insert the straw. Slowly and evenly bring the straw into the uterine cavity until it reaches the bottom of the uterine cavity, then pull it out slightly a certain distance to determine the position of the embryo.