What to do if bleeding occurs four days after curettage

What should I do if I bleed four days after abortion?

Bleeding four days after curettage is caused by strenuous activities, premature sexual life, residual uterine cavity, etc. In this case, general treatment, drug treatment and surgical treatment can be used.

1. Vigorous activities:

This situation may be caused by not having enough rest time after surgery, exercising vigorously too early, and causing excessive fatigue of the body. It may cause bleeding from the healing wound of the uterine cavity or poor uterine contraction. The amount of bleeding is generally small and is not accompanied by other adverse symptoms. Strengthen daily care, ensure adequate sleep time, and avoid excessive exercise, and the symptoms may be relieved.

2. Sexual life too early:

Early sexual intercourse after surgery may cause rupture of the vaginal mucosa, leading to vaginal bleeding. It may also cause bacterial retrograde movement, increase the risk of chronic gynecological inflammatory infection, and affect uterine recovery. It is recommended to take amoxicillin capsules, metronidazole tablets, cephalosporin capsules and other drugs under the guidance of a doctor. These drugs are usually used for anti-inflammatory and infection prevention.

3. There are residues in the uterine cavity:

Bleeding may also be caused by incomplete cleaning during the uterine curettage, which results in some embryonic tissue or placenta and fetal membranes remaining in the uterus, which may cause inflammation inside the uterus and be accompanied by bleeding. It is recommended to perform a second uterine curettage or hysteroscopic electrosurgical resection under the guidance of a doctor.

In addition to the above situations, it may also be caused by diseases such as acute endometritis, myometritis, and acute pelvic inflammatory disease. It is recommended to strengthen daily care, keep the vagina dry and hygienic, and exercise appropriately. If bleeding lasts for a long time, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor.