How many days does it take for early pregnancy abortion bleeding to stop?

After early pregnancy abortion, the bleeding time is generally 7-10 days. It is recommended to seek medical attention in time. The doctor will conduct corresponding examinations and measures according to the specific situation to prevent infection and other complications.

During the development of the embryo, if the embryo has chromosomal abnormalities, it may cause the embryo to fail to develop normally or cause early miscarriage. After the termination of early pregnancy, the uterus needs to contract to close the blood vessels opened by the placenta and expel the embryonic tissue in the uterus. This process is often accompanied by bleeding, which is called postpartum hemorrhage. The tight closure of the cervix is ​​very important for controlling bleeding, because it is the channel for the fetus to be delivered and the channel for blood to flow out. It usually takes time to recover. During this time, the blood vessels on the cervix continue to bleed until they are completely closed. This process may take 7-10 days. If the bleeding has not stopped for more than 10 days, or the amount of bleeding is more than normal menstruation, this may be a sign of incomplete abortion or infection, and you should see a doctor immediately. The doctor may recommend an ultrasound examination to determine whether there are any residual uterine cavity or other problems that need to be treated.

After an early miscarriage, you should pay attention to bed rest and avoid strenuous exercise to avoid vaginal bleeding. It is recommended to rest for 1-2 weeks, and then gradually increase the amount of activity. At the same time, sexual intercourse is prohibited within 1 month after miscarriage, because after an early miscarriage, the cervix is ​​in an open state. If you have sexual intercourse in the early stage, it may cause bacterial infection and induce diseases such as cervicitis.