Is it normal to have no bleeding the next day after miscarriage?

In our daily life, many women choose various abortion methods after getting pregnant, the most common of which include medical abortion or surgical abortion. Nowadays, medical technology is relatively advanced, and all kinds of artificial abortions are very safe. Among them, painless abortion surgery is the most widely used. Its biggest advantage is that it is painless and the patient recovers quickly. Although painless abortion is a minimally invasive surgery, proper nursing measures must be taken. Is it normal to have no bleeding the next day after having an abortion?

When patients undergo painless abortion surgery, they must go to a reliable hospital and do relevant examinations before the operation. Some patients reported that after the operation, there was little or no bleeding the next day. This is a normal situation. It may be done relatively cleanly and the endometrium was cleared very completely. Therefore, the patient does not need to worry too much and there should be no problem.

After a woman has a miscarriage, we must do a good job of related medical care. We can understand how to provide correct medical care through the following aspects.

First, dietary care. After the operation, I was seriously injured. I need to add some high-protein foods and digestible foods to my diet. I can eat more eggs, soybeans, milk and the like. I also add more vegetables and fruits to increase the energy needed by the body. You can eat more black chicken soup in a week.

Second, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited for one month after the operation. Painless abortion surgery causes damage to the uterus. If you have sex too early, it may cause cross-infection of the uterus. During this period, try not to take showers, sit baths, etc.

Third, pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene. Private hygiene is the most important, as this period is the most sensitive and prone to infection and invasion of pathogens.

The recovery state after abortion surgery varies from patient to patient due to their different physical constitutions and the degree of recovery is also different. However, patients must develop properly, pay attention to hygiene, and avoid causing any harm to the body. In addition, if bleeding still occurs one week after the operation, we need to go to the hospital for examination, as it may be an incomplete curettage.