Bleeding stops and starts again after medical abortion

After taking the abortion medication, a woman's body will show signs of bleeding intermittently. Generally speaking, a woman's bleeding level will reach its highest level on the third or fourth day of the abortion. In fact, medical abortion also poses a high risk to women's bodies. If the operation is not appropriate during the process, it will have a huge impact on a woman's future pregnancies. But why do some women find that bleeding starts again after the bleeding stops with medication?

After undergoing medical abortion, women will experience lochia, which is vaginal bleeding. This is to expel any remaining embryonic tissue in the patient's body and avoid any adverse effects on the woman in the future. If a woman's lochia stops and comes again after a medical abortion, it is most likely because the lochia was not discharged completely. You can observe for a period of time. As long as the lochia discharge does not exceed fifteen days, there is no need to worry.

Of course, in addition to the fact that the lochia is not discharged completely, which will cause the lochia in the female patient's body to come and go, if the patient's body has not recovered well after the uterine curettage surgery and a bacterial infection causes inflammation, it will also cause the patient to experience a similar situation. If the lochia is caused by inflammation, it will cause great harm to the patient's health. Everyone must pay attention to it. It is best to check and treat it immediately, otherwise the patient will experience anemia or even shock.

The above is an introduction to why lochia stops and comes again after a woman has had a medical abortion. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. It is definitely abnormal for lochia to stop and come again in a woman's body. Generally, if lochia stops and comes again in a woman's body, it is either because the lochia is not discharged cleanly or because of bacterial infection. It has a great impact on the patient's health. Be sure to go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, otherwise it may lead to the patient's death in severe cases.