Why do I still have brown discharge seven days after a miscarriage?

Miscarriage is not unfamiliar to many people, and each woman has different physical reactions after miscarriage. This is related to the way women have their abortions and the post-operative care. Many people are prone to post-operative infections after abortions, and will have unusual secretions. Patients in this situation must pay attention. Why is there still brown discharge seven days after the miscarriage?

1. Medical abortion is suitable for pregnancy within 49 days. After taking medical abortion pills, there will be symptoms of vaginal bleeding lasting for about a week, which will be more than the normal menstrual flow, but there should be no more bleeding symptoms after a week. If you are still experiencing irregular bleeding symptoms, it is very likely that the uterine cavity has not been completely emptied. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound check.

2. Generally speaking, if bleeding continues after an abortion, it is probably caused by incomplete abortion and requires uterine curettage. If there is only a small amount of blood clots after the abortion, it should not be a big problem and can be slowly discharged with medication. It is best to follow the doctor's advice and take medication. Generally, normal menstruation can be restored about one month after abortion. In this case, careful observation is still needed. It is recommended that in such a situation, you still need to pay attention to observation and pay attention to personal hygiene. If the flow is clean after reexamination, don't worry too much.

3. It is normal to have brown discharge now. What appears now should be a sign that menstruation is beginning to resume, and menstruation will resume soon. Of course, the possibility of gynecological inflammation cannot be ruled out. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and receive timely treatment after diagnosis. Drink plenty of water, strengthen nutrition appropriately, do not eat raw, cold and spicy food, pay attention to rest, pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva, and seek medical attention at any time if you feel unwell.