Brown blood after 13 days of abortion

After an abortion, some blood will flow out of a woman's lower body. This is because the residue inside the uterus flows out of the body. This is a normal phenomenon. Women who have had an abortion should also pay attention to their physical recovery, because the physical recovery period after an abortion is as important as confinement. However, some women found brown blood flowing out of their lower body 13 days after abortion. Is this the result of uterine residue?

Generally speaking, the amount of bleeding after abortion should not be more than the menstrual volume, the bleeding time should not exceed two weeks, and the abdominal pain should not exceed one week. If it exceeds this range, it is necessary to rule out intrauterine residues, incomplete uterine involution, and uterine cavity infection.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination. No matter what kind of abortion it is, it will hurt your body. Do not eat raw or cold food within one month and strengthen your nutrition. If brown blood flows out after medical abortion, it may not be completely drained and may be accompanied by infection. I wish you good health.

Continuous discharge of brown blood after miscarriage does not rule out the possibility of an incomplete miscarriage. It is recommended to check B-ultrasound to determine whether there is any residual disease, and to perform uterine curettage in time after determining whether there is any residual disease.

You need to rest for 2 weeks after a miscarriage, keep the vulva clean and hygienic, eat less spicy and irritating food, and eat more nutritious food to restore your body to normal as soon as possible. After a miscarriage, sexual intercourse, sitz baths, vaginal douching and medication are prohibited before menstruation occurs. Because the cervix relaxes, the endometrium sheds, and the local defense ability decreases at this time, it is easy to cause retrograde infection, resulting in pelvic inflammation such as endometritis and adnexitis, which can cause infertility in severe cases.

People with a history of fetal growth retardation or spontaneous abortion must find out the cause of the miscarriage before getting pregnant again, otherwise they will repeat the same mistake. It is best to use electrochemiluminescence to do endocrine and anti-embryo antibody tests 3-5 days after menstruation; do dynamic digital hysterography 3-7 days after the end of menstruation, peripheral vaginal B-ultrasound and colposcopy, etc. If you do not have any of these conditions, there are generally no other special examinations required at the hospital before pregnancy. What needs to be noted is that if you are pregnant, you need to supplement folic acid to prevent neural tube defects. The supplementation time is from 12 weeks before pregnancy to 12 weeks of pregnancy, and you should supplement folic acid daily as prescribed by your doctor.