The lochia has not been cleared for more than three months

Generally, mothers will have lochia discharge in the following period after giving birth, which is a normal phenomenon. If the lochia has not cleared up after more than three months, then friends should pay attention, because it may be caused by inflammation of the reproductive organs or other diseases. Therefore, if the lochia has not cleared up after two months, you should check it out in time and then adjust your body appropriately.

Why does the lochia not stop three months after delivery?

There are many reasons why lochia continues to persist three months after delivery. It may be due to uterine atony, failure to pay attention to rest after delivery, or weak and sickly body. Or the delivery time is too long, which has greatly damaged the qi and blood, leading to uterine atony, which will eventually cause lochia to continue.

Of course, it is also possible that the ultrasound is caused by residual tissue, there is a uterine malformation or uterine fibroids, or the technical level of the operator is limited, so the pregnancy tissue is not completely removed, causing some tissue to remain in the uterine cavity. At this time, not only will there be residual lochia, but sometimes the amount of bleeding will be more or less, and there will be blood clots, and accompanied by intermittent abdominal pain.

In addition, there are factors of intrauterine infection. Taking a tub bath after delivery or using unclean sanitary napkins can cause intrauterine infection. At this time, there will be lochia that continues to discharge and has a bad odor, and there will be symptoms such as abdominal tenderness and fever. During the examination, an increase in white blood cells will also be found.

Why does lochia not stop three months after delivery? In the three months after delivery, if lochia does not stop, it may be caused by uterine atony. Of course, it may also be caused by tissue residue in the uterine cavity. It may also be caused by infection of the uterine cavity.