Why do I have black blood half a month after an abortion?

The main purpose of abortion is to terminate pregnancy. Maybe the current state or conditions are not suitable for having a child. This situation often occurs after an unexpected pregnancy. Especially young people in modern society seem to not care about sex and have no self-respect, so accidental pregnancies are common. Some women said that half a month after the abortion, they still had black blood flowing out. What is going on?

In fact, it is one of the normal symptoms for patients who have undergone abortion to discharge black blood half a month after the operation. Many patients who have undergone abortion will experience such symptoms. This is mainly caused by the failure to discharge the dirt inside the patient's uterus. This is what we often call lochia discharge. In fact, whether it is an abortion patient or a woman who has just given birth, there is lochia that needs to be discharged. Therefore, if a patient who has just undergone an abortion experiences symptoms of black blood discharge after the operation, do not need to worry too much.

In fact, the black blood that flows out of the uterus of patients who have had an abortion is what we call lochia. It is some dirt left in the patient's stomach by the baby during pregnancy. Expelling this lochia is actually beneficial to the patient's health, so there is no need to worry too much. Of course, if you are really worried, the patient can go to the local hospital for a check-up. After all, the body belongs to the patient. For safety reasons, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up, because black blood flowing half a month after an abortion may also be caused by postoperative infection.

The above is an introduction to black bleeding half a month after an abortion. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. It is normal to have symptoms of black bleeding half a month after an abortion. These black blood are likely to be the dirt left over from the pregnancy in the patient’s uterus, which is what we call lochia. The discharge of lochia is very beneficial to the patient’s health, so everyone does not need to worry too much. However, if the patient’s symptoms of black bleeding persist for a long time, you should pay attention to it because it is likely that there is a postoperative infection.