Brown discharge after miscarriage

Abortion is an act that can cause great harm to women's body and mind. Therefore, before choosing an abortion, every woman should be mentally prepared so that she can better accept the harm it can cause to her body. After an abortion, women should also pay close attention to various changes in their bodies, because these changes may be related sequelae of the body. So what is the reason for the yellowish brown discharge from the lower body after miscarriage?

Under normal circumstances, vaginal bleeding will not last more than seven days after an abortion. If brown vaginal discharge persists for more than seven days, the following causes should be ruled out. First, if it is accompanied by lower abdominal pain, it is very likely that there will be brown secretions after the abortion due to infection, and the secretions often have an odor. Active anti-inflammatory treatment should be given. Second, because there is residual tissue in the uterus, the uterus is not in good shape and brown secretions appear. It is recommended to do an ultrasound examination to find out whether there is any residual embryonic tissue in the uterine cavity. If there are any residual conditions, uterine curettage should be performed promptly, and it is recommended to prevent infection and treat the disease after surgery. Oral antibiotics can be taken for three days.

Cause Analysis

1. Generally speaking, there are two reasons for brown discharge after abortion. One is caused by the presence of uterine fluid in the body.

2. The other is caused by blood stasis and old waste. Whatever the cause, effective treatment is necessary.

Suggested actions

1. Effective treatment must be carried out, and comprehensive adjustments and care must be made according to the physical condition to completely discharge the lochia while avoiding abnormal damage to the body.

2. In terms of treatment, the main method is drug therapy to make comprehensive adjustments and improvements to the body to avoid the continuous discharge of brown secretions.