What should I do if there is still bleeding 50 days after the abortion?

Abortion is not unfamiliar to some unmarried women, because sexual relations between young people have become almost commonplace. It may be that contraceptive work is not done properly, resulting in an unexpected pregnancy. Naturally, they should go to the hospital for an abortion, otherwise they will not be able to raise the child even if it is born. So, what should I do if there is still bleeding 50 days after the abortion?

What should I do if bleeding continues after an abortion?

Vaginal bleeding is normal for women after having an abortion. Generally, vaginal bleeding lasts for 7-14 days after abortion, and the bleeding does not exceed the menstrual volume. If the bleeding time exceeds 15 days, you need to go to a regular hospital for examination in time. Common reasons for continued bleeding after abortion include:

1. Uterine cavity hematocele: After artificial abortion, blood and blood clots accumulate in the uterine cavity, which is called uterine cavity hematocele, which is mainly caused by poor uterine contraction after suction curettage. After the second uterine curettage, uterotonics and antibiotics should be given continuously for three days or more.

2. Infection after abortion: Common infections include endometritis, myometritis, adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. Patients experience abdominal pain, abdominal tenderness and rebound pain, and long-term small amounts of vaginal bleeding or irregular bleeding, which is dark red and may be accompanied by an odor. Antibacterial drugs can be given according to the infection situation, supplemented by symptomatic treatment, physical therapy, etc.

3. Incomplete abortion: Vaginal bleeding does not stop after the abortion, more or less for more than two weeks, and there are varying degrees of lower abdominal pain and back pain. B-ultrasound showed that the uterus was slightly enlarged and there was residual tissue in the uterus. Appropriate treatment should be given according to the different conditions of the patients, such as curettage to remove the intrauterine embryo or its appendages, and anti-infection.