Why does bleeding start again after the menstrual period is over after the abortion?

Abortion is extremely harmful to women's bodies, and any method of abortion may involve risks. For example, medical abortion may cause drug residues in women's bodies. This situation is particularly likely to induce gynecological inflammation, which directly affects women's physical health. Some women also experience bleeding after medical abortion. So why do women bleed again after their menstruation is over after medical abortion?

1. In the case of medical abortion, the bleeding time will generally be longer, about one week, and the amount of bleeding will be more than the normal menstrual flow. Irregular shedding of decidua tissue in the uterine cavity can also lead to prolonged bleeding. You don't have to worry too much at the moment. It's best to pay attention to rest and observe for a few days. After medical abortion, it's best to recheck the gynecological color ultrasound to see whether the endometrium is shed completely and regularly, whether there is congestion in the uterine cavity, etc.

2. If there is bleeding after an abortion, it may be the discharge of blood stasis or inflammation, not necessarily menstruation. Rest more. This situation still needs to be checked. It is recommended to pay attention to rest and it is best to eat less raw, cold and irritating foods. It is recommended to prohibit sexual intercourse for a short period of time after the operation. At the same time, go to the hospital for a check-up in time. The uterus recovers well. Considering that painless abortion is less painful, it is recommended that it is best to have protective measures when having sexual intercourse again. It cannot be ruled out that it will have a certain impact on future fertility.

3. This situation may be the manifestation of irregular menstruation, but the possibility of residual stool cannot be ruled out. You can go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to make a clear diagnosis. After excluding residual stool, you can take hemostatic and menstrual regulation treatments under the guidance of a local doctor. It is recommended to check whether the miscarriage is incomplete or the uterus is not contracting well. It may require uterine curettage or anti-inflammatory and hemostatic treatment, and the use of drugs to promote uterine contraction.