After medical abortion, there is blood clot in menstrual bleeding

Medical abortion is a method that many people like to choose, but it still has certain risks and harms to women's bodies. Some women find that there are blood clots in their menstruation one month after the medical abortion. This leads them to suspect that the blood was not completely drained from their bodies at the beginning. But in fact, many times it is caused by blood stasis, which is a side effect after abortion and does not cause any harm to the body. The following is a detailed explanation of it, I hope it can help everyone to solve your doubts.

I have had a medical abortion for more than a month. I have had abdominal pain for the past few days, but my period has not come. I was afraid that it was cervical adhesion and went to the hospital for examination. No abnormalities were found, so the doctor prescribed some medicine for me to take. After taking the medicine, my period came within two days, but I found that the symptoms of abdominal pain have always existed, and the color of the menstruation was brown at first, then turned dark red and then bright red, and there were blood clots in the middle, and the amount was very large. Is it normal for the menstruation to have blood clots after the medical abortion?

1. It is definitely abnormal to have blood clots in menstruation, which may be caused by blood stasis. After a patient has a medical abortion, the endometrium will be damaged and the recovery process will be affected. During menstruation, the endometrial tissue will fall off, making it easy for blood clots to form.

2. Patients should not be anxious now, but should pay attention to care during menstruation. First of all, in terms of diet, patients should eat a light diet and avoid spicy, raw or cold foods. Secondly, it is about life care methods. The patient’s body should not be caught cold, and attention should be paid to keeping warm, especially the abdomen.

3. Finally, in terms of cleanliness and hygiene, patients should change sanitary napkins frequently after menstruation, keep the vagina and vulva clean, and flush frequently. During menstruation, patients should get enough rest and avoid heavy work or strenuous exercise, otherwise the amount and timing of menstruation will be affected.

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More importantly, patients should refrain from sexual intercourse during menstruation. The resistance of the vagina decreases during sexual life. If it is invaded by unclean objects, it will produce bacteria, which will cause other gynecological diseases and cause more serious harm to women.