How many days does it bleed after a painless abortion?

Generally speaking, painless abortion will cause relatively less harm to female friends, but most of them will experience bleeding after the procedure. This symptom should be judged according to each person's physical condition. Usually this symptom will not exceed 10 days. If it exceeds this period, it is not normal and must be relieved and controlled in time.

1. Bleeding symptoms

The symptoms after painless abortion will vary depending on individual physical condition. There will generally be bleeding symptoms. This is because after the placenta is separated during painless 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 repairs, vaginal bleeding will gradually stop in 3 to 5 days and will not exceed 10-15 days at most. However, if it lasts more than 15 days and the amount of bleeding exceeds the menstrual volume, it is abnormal and you should go to the hospital in time to find out the cause.

2. Brown discharge

There will be brown stuff after painless abortion. It is because the surface of the uterus is traumatized and the wound slowly heals. The membrane that falls off the wound is brown. This process usually takes about three days. After it is clean, pay attention to the color and amount of the leucorrhea to avoid other inflammations after the operation.

3. Mild abdominal pain

You may experience mild lower abdominal discomfort, pain, or a small amount of vaginal bleeding on the day after the painless abortion. If the abdominal pain is severe or the vaginal bleeding is heavy or continues for a long time, you should seek medical attention immediately.

Painless abortion is a minor operation nowadays, but postoperative recovery cannot be underestimated. The surgeon must maintain a good attitude. Before the uterus heals, it is forbidden to take a tub bath, have sexual intercourse, do not do heavy physical activities, change underwear frequently, wear loose and comfortable pajamas, etc. Pay close attention to vaginal discharge, blood volume, secretions, etc. If you find something wrong, seek medical attention immediately!

As for the adjustment in mentality, first of all, we must correctly understand and accept the emotional changes such as fear, grief and guilt after surgery, and understand that such changes will subside with time. In order to relieve the discomfort caused by emotional changes, you can seek appropriate ways of venting, such as crying and talking. In addition, choose a regular hospital for surgery and postpartum review, and seek the help of a doctor to ensure a good postpartum recovery. This is a guarantee for future pregnancies and can also help patients smoothly through the psychological recovery period.