Is it normal to have increased bleeding on the fifth day after a miscarriage?

Is it normal to have increased bleeding on the fifth day after a miscarriage?

Generally speaking, there will be bleeding on the fifth day after abortion, but the amount of bleeding should gradually decrease. If it increases, it is necessary to consider whether there is residue in the uterine cavity.

After abortion, the vulva is very susceptible to infection. This is because the vulva wound has not yet healed, and if not properly cared for, it can cause vulvitis.

This situation can also lead to increased bleeding during abortion. Another disease that may cause abortion is endometrial rupture, fallopian tube obstruction, etc.

What should I do if the amount of bleeding increases on the fifth day after abortion?

1. Non-drug treatment can appropriately supplement protein-rich foods, such as eggs, which can help the body replenish nutrition, reduce abnormal symptoms, and be more conducive to the recovery of bleeding.

2. Drug treatment. You can take some blood coagulation and anti-inflammatory drugs to help women recover from wounds during the abortion process and avoid secondary damage caused by wound infection.

3. Surgical treatment: If there is residual tumor in the uterine cavity after examination in the hospital, a second surgical treatment is required. The specific surgical plan needs to be decided after consultation between the clinician and the patient.

How to care after miscarriage?

1. Keep the vulva clean to avoid bacterial invasion, change underwear and nursing towels in time.

2. Maintain a happy mood, work and rest on time, and eat regularly. Only by enhancing your own resistance and immunity can you accelerate the recovery of your body after miscarriage.