Why is there still blood after a painless abortion

It is normal for women to bleed a small amount after painless abortion. As the wound gradually recovers, the amount of bleeding will gradually decrease. Generally, it will no longer occur within a week and should not exceed 15 days at most. If bleeding still occurs after 15 days, you should be alert and go to the hospital for examination in time. In daily life, you should get enough rest and maintain an optimistic and cheerful attitude.

General situation of bleeding after painless abortion : Generally, about a week after the abortion, there will be red or light red secretions in the vagina, the amount gradually decreases, and there is no obvious odor. If the bleeding time exceeds 15 days, the amount of bleeding is greater than the menstrual volume, especially if the secretion has a foul odor and is accompanied by symptoms such as fever and abdominal pain, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

Why does bleeding occur after painless abortion ?

After a painless abortion, vaginal bleeding usually stops gradually within 3-5 days and no longer than 10-15 days. If the amount of vaginal bleeding exceeds the amount of menstrual blood and lasts too long, you need to seek medical treatment promptly. If bleeding lasts for more than a week after a painless abortion, it may be because you did not get enough rest, so the uterus did not recover well (also known as uterine contraction), or it may be that continued bleeding is caused by inflammation.

How to treat after painless abortion ?

1. After the operation, you should choose a regular hospital for surgery and postpartum review, and seek the help of a doctor to ensure a good postpartum recovery. This is a guarantee for future pregnancies and can also help patients smoothly through the psychological recovery period.

2. After the operation, the body is weak and prone to sweating. Therefore, water should be replenished in small amounts and multiple times to reduce water evaporation; more water-soluble vitamins are excreted in sweat, especially vitamin C, vitamin B1, and vitamin B2, so you should eat more fresh vegetables and fruits in your diet. This also helps prevent constipation.

3. There are also things that you cannot eat. Before your body recovers, you should avoid eating irritating foods, such as chili peppers, wine, vinegar, pepper, ginger, etc. These foods can stimulate congestion of sexual organs and increase menstrual volume. Also avoid eating cold foods such as crabs, snails, and river clams.