Abortion surgery causes certain damage to the uterus, and postoperative bleeding is normal. However, the amount of bleeding varies from person to person. If there is a large amount of bleeding for a long time or if the bleeding time is too long, it is an abnormal manifestation. Women should seek medical examination in a timely manner to prevent adverse effects on their health. So, what is the amount of bleeding after abortion?
After an abortion, the amount of bleeding should not exceed normal menstruation, and it usually lasts for about a week, not more than half a month. If the blood volume is abnormal, women should take it seriously. The amount of bleeding varies from person to person. If a woman has good physical fitness and the trauma caused by abortion is minimal, postoperative bleeding will be less and the body will recover faster.
Furthermore, the amount of postoperative bleeding is also related to uterine contractions. If the uterine contractions are good and coagulation function is normal, bleeding can generally stop quickly. If women have poor uterine contractions, they should take relevant motherwort granules under the guidance of a doctor to recover.
Before undergoing an abortion, women also need to undergo a physical examination to determine if their coagulation function is normal. If coagulation function is low, postoperative bleeding may be more apparent. As the wound is repaired, the amount of bleeding will gradually decrease. During this period, women need to ensure sufficient rest to help the uterus recover quickly. They should eat more high-quality protein and balanced intake of fruits and vegetables in their diet.
