Will there be bleeding after miscarriage? How to care for bleeding after miscarriage?

Generally speaking, there will be bleeding after a miscarriage, but there are also unexpected situations. If the miscarriage is very clean, or there are uterine conditions after the miscarriage, there may be no bleeding after the miscarriage. After a miscarriage with heavy bleeding, the patient should take good care of her body and pay attention to personal hygiene.

For an expectant mother, the blow of miscarriage is undoubtedly fatal. And miscarriage will not only cause a serious psychological blow to the expectant mother, but also cause great harm to her physical health. Therefore, women must not be careless about miscarriage. Will there be bleeding after miscarriage?
1. Will there be bleeding after abortion? Generally speaking, there will be heavy bleeding after abortion, so you must be careful and take good care of your body during abortion. Whether it is artificial abortion or medical abortion, there will be vaginal bleeding, but in comparison, because artificial abortion is more thorough, the amount of bleeding is not much.
Because medical abortion often does not completely bleed, many patients will have continuous vaginal bleeding. If part of the blood flows out and part does not flow out, it is called incomplete abortion. Then the amount of bleeding will be large, and even heavy bleeding may occur, causing the patient to suffer from hemorrhagic shock.
Of course, unexpected situations are not ruled out. If the abortion is very clean, there may be no bleeding after the abortion. In addition, if the patient still has a gestational sac in the uterus after the abortion, there may be no bleeding after the abortion, but this is an abnormal phenomenon and the patient needs to receive treatment as soon as possible.
2. How to care for bleeding after abortion <br/>Because after bleeding occurs, the body's resistance and immunity will drop rapidly, so personal hygiene care must be done well. The patient not only needs to wash her vulva in time and keep it clean and hygienic. At the same time, she should change her underwear frequently, and during the nursing period, the patient is prohibited from sitting baths and having sex, because sitting baths and having sex can easily cause bacteria or germs to enter the vagina, thereby inducing the onset of infection.