How many days does it usually take for a miscarriage to be clear?

Vaginal bleeding usually occurs after a miscarriage and usually stops within 7 days.

There are many ways to have an abortion, the most common ones are natural abortion, artificial abortion, and medical abortion. When the embryo and its appendages are discharged from the uterine cavity, a wound will form at the site where the embryo is attached, and the blood vessel wall will rupture, so blood will flow out. Then the endometrium will gradually proliferate and repair the wound, so the amount of vaginal bleeding will gradually decrease until it disappears completely. The time required for the endometrium to repair the wound is about 3 to 7 days, so vaginal bleeding after abortion will generally stop within 7 days. During the bleeding period, you must pay attention to rest more, avoid strenuous activities, and avoid catching cold, so as not to affect recovery, resulting in prolonged bleeding time or increased bleeding.

If vaginal bleeding continues for more than 7 days after abortion, or the amount of vaginal bleeding exceeds the normal menstrual volume, it is abnormal. Common causes are poor uterine contraction, uterine cavity infection, uterine cavity residue, etc. You should go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time.