Bleeding suddenly occurred again five days after miscarriage

There are two types of abortion: surgical abortion and medical abortion. Surgical abortion is more common because it is thorough, has a small chance of recurrence, and can reduce complications. Bleeding after abortion will last for about a week, but the amount of bleeding is still heavy on the 5th day, so you are worried that it may not be completely bleeding. Therefore, you need to go to the hospital for a follow-up examination after the abortion to check the situation in the uterus, and then judge the bleeding time according to different abortion methods.

So how long is normal for bleeding after miscarriage?

Below, we will discuss them in detail.

First, let's talk about natural miscarriage. If the miscarriage is complete, that is, the miscarriage type, generally after the embryo is discharged, vaginal bleeding will gradually decrease and the abdominal pain will disappear. Usually the vaginal bleeding will stop in about a week. If vaginal bleeding continues for more than 10 days, you need to go to the hospital for a review of the uterine adnexal ultrasound to check the condition of the uterine cavity and whether there is any residual blood in the uterine cavity.

Let's talk about artificial abortion. Artificial abortion is a family planning operation. It uses a negative pressure aspirator to suck out the embryonic tissue. Artificial abortion is a mature operation, and the chance of incomplete aspiration is very low. Therefore, the vaginal bleeding time after the operation is relatively short. Generally, there is only a small amount of vaginal bleeding or brown secretions, which will be clear in about a week. If vaginal bleeding persists for more than 10 days, it is abnormal and needs to be rechecked by B-ultrasound.

Another is medical abortion. The bleeding time of medical abortion is generally longer than that of artificial abortion. Long bleeding time and heavy bleeding are the main side effects of medical abortion. If the medical abortion is complete, vaginal bleeding will gradually decrease in about a week or so, or there will be a small amount of brown secretions, and it will be clear in about two weeks. If the abortion is not complete, the vaginal bleeding will not stop for two weeks, and intermittent vaginal bleeding or brown discharge may occur. Therefore, 7-8 days after the medical abortion, it is generally recommended to review the uterine adnexal ultrasound to see the effect of the abortion, and then formulate a treatment plan based on whether the abortion is complete, whether there is any residue and how much residual tissue there is.