How long is the normal bleeding time for a painless abortion?

Many women choose to have an abortion, and bleeding is inevitable. Therefore, many women who choose to have an abortion want to fully understand how long it is normal to have bleeding after a painless abortion. The following content will introduce this aspect in detail for many women who choose painless abortion, so you can have a comprehensive understanding.

1. Normal bleeding after abortion:

After the placenta is separated during an artificial abortion, there may be a small amount of bleeding on the wound left on the uterine wall. In this case, as the uterus contracts and the wound heals, there may be slight lower abdominal discomfort, pain or a small amount of vaginal bleeding on the day after the abortion. The bleeding after the operation usually lasts for 3-5 days. As the uterus contracts and the wound heals, the vaginal bleeding gradually stops and does not exceed 10 days.

2. Abnormal bleeding after painless abortion

If more than 10-15 days have passed since the painless abortion, especially if the amount of vaginal bleeding exceeds the amount of menstrual blood, you need to seek medical treatment promptly.

This may be because some people did not get enough rest after the operation, or it may be because of inflammation that causes continued bleeding. Therefore, recovery after painless swimming surgery is very important.

How long does a painless abortion take? It only takes 3-5 minutes. Microtube visual painless abortion uses new technologies such as self-controlled analgesia and computer uterine cavity visualization, which can accurately find and remove the embryo within 3 to 5 minutes. Is it okay to have an IUD inserted during a painless abortion? Don't rush to have an IUD inserted after a painless abortion. It is not recommended to have an abortion and an IUD inserted at the same time, as doing so has great disadvantages.

3. Treatment of abnormal bleeding after painless abortion:

After a woman has undergone a painless abortion, if she has excessive vaginal bleeding or it lasts too long, it may mean incomplete suction, missed suction, uterine perforation, cervical laceration, postoperative rot, intraoperative and postoperative bleeding, cervical and uterine adhesions, menstrual disorders, etc. She should go to the hospital for a follow-up examination immediately. If your vaginal discharge has a distinct odor, or contains yellow or green pus-like discharge, you may have an infection and should seek medical attention promptly.

How long is normal for bleeding during painless abortion? After fully understanding the above introduction, I believe that many women who choose painless abortion have fully understood how long is normal for bleeding during painless abortion. So after fully understanding, if your bleeding is abnormal and it affects your health, you must go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination, find out the cause, and improve it through treatment as soon as possible.