After induced abortion, the blood is clean and bleeding again

Induced labor surgery, like normal delivery, will also cause lochia to appear. If lochia comes after the end of delivery, the patient will be very confused and don't know what's going on. This may be because the human body has not repaired itself properly, or there may be other reasons. So, what is the reason for bleeding again after the blood has been cleaned up after induced abortion?

1. How long does it take for the lochia to be clean after induced abortion?

After induced abortion, the woman's body is relatively poor and will have postpartum lochia. Under normal circumstances, the amount of bleeding after induced abortion does not exceed the amount of menstruation, and under normal circumstances it does not exceed 15 days. However, it is normal not to exceed 15 days. If the lochia is not cleared after 20 days, it is abnormal. If postpartum lochia is not treated seriously or is not treated in time, the body's resistance of women after delivery will be poor, which may sometimes lead to serious infection or chronic pelvic inflammatory disease.

2. Is it normal for lochia to continue after induced abortion?

There is still lochia after induced abortion. Simply put, the abortion was not completely discharged. In such a situation, generally speaking, doctors recommend a curettage during induced abortion. If a curettage is not performed, there is a possibility that postpartum lochia will continue, resulting in an incomplete abortion. It is also possible that the uterus is not repaired well. It is recommended to go to the hospital outpatient department for an ultrasound to understand the condition of the pelvis.

Carefully observing the characteristics, smell, amount and duration of postpartum lochia can help you understand the recovery of the uterus and whether there is any infection.

1. If stubborn postpartum lochia lasts for more than 10 days, it often reminds that the uterine wall to which the placenta adheres is weak, or there are remnants of embryonic membranes.

2. If the postpartum lochia increases and becomes purulent, or has an odor, it may indicate an intrauterine infection.

3. If there is a lot of bleeding and the uterus is large and soft, this means that the uterus may be damaged.

If the lochia has stopped and comes again, it may be due to incomplete abortion or infection. At this time, the patient should go to the hospital for examination and symptomatic treatment in time. In addition, if lochia occurs after induced abortion, the patient should improve his diet and take some foods or medicines that replenish qi and blood. Of course, you can also do appropriate fitness exercises.