How many days does vaginal bleeding last after abortion?

Nowadays, people have more open-minded ideas. If you don't take proper contraceptive measures, it is very easy to have an unexpected pregnancy. Most people will choose to have an artificial abortion to solve the problem. Artificial abortion is a minor operation and is generally completed smoothly, but many women will experience vaginal bleeding. So, how many days does it take for vaginal bleeding after abortion to subside? Let’s take a closer look below.

The duration and amount of bleeding after an abortion vary from person to person, and are also related to the abortion method you choose. However, generally speaking, it is normal for bleeding after abortion to continue for 7-14 days, and the amount of bleeding after abortion should not be heavier than the menstrual volume. Otherwise, you should consider whether it is an incomplete abortion and go to the hospital for diagnosis as soon as possible.

In addition, the bleeding after an abortion cannot be more than the normal menstrual flow. Generally speaking, the bleeding will stop in about seven days after the abortion and will not exceed two weeks at most. A painless abortion with less trauma will stop bleeding on the same night. If bleeding lasts for more than a week after a painless abortion, it may be due to lack of good rest, so the uterus cannot recover well. This situation may be uterine contraction, but it is also very likely that continued bleeding is caused by inflammation.

The above is an introduction to how many days it will take for vaginal bleeding after abortion to improve. Female friends should be clear about this. Generally, after an abortion, women will experience vaginal bleeding, but it will recover in a short time. If the bleeding persists for a long time, women should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time to avoid causing greater harm to their health.