No blood after abortion, only a small amount of brown discharge

It is normal to have no blood but only a small amount of brown discharge after abortion. Because the endometrium and gestational sac are cleaned more thoroughly during the operation, the amount of bleeding is less and the time is shorter.

1. Normal situation: After an abortion, the amount and duration of bleeding are usually comparable to normal menstrual flow, or even less than usual. This is because the endometrium and gestational sac are thoroughly cleaned during the operation, reducing the possibility of bleeding. A small amount of brown discharge is actually the result of blood staying in the uterine cavity for a long time and turning brown after oxidation.

2. Possible abnormalities: Sometimes, brown discharge may also be caused by poor uterine contraction, resulting in residual blood stasis in the uterine cavity. In this case, the patient may feel abdominal pain or a sense of abdominal drop. If you have these symptoms, it is recommended to have an ultrasound examination as soon as possible to confirm the diagnosis. If the examination results show poor uterine contraction or residual matter in the uterine cavity, another uterine curettage may be required. For less residual matter in the uterine cavity, treatment can be achieved by taking blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs or oxytocin.

3. Postoperative care and precautions: After the abortion, good postoperative care is essential. It is recommended to keep the vulva clean to avoid infection. Avoid sexual intercourse and bathing within one month after the operation to prevent infection. In terms of diet, eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins to help the body recover.

4. Contraception and prevention: In order to avoid the risks brought by frequent miscarriage, it is recommended to take contraceptive measures. Frequent miscarriage may cause damage to the endometrium, increase the risk of intrauterine adhesions, and even lead to secondary infertility. Using safe and reliable contraceptive methods can not only avoid unwanted pregnancies, but also protect women's reproductive health.

5. Regular check-ups: Regular check-ups after surgery are very important, especially within one month after the abortion. Use ultrasound to make sure your uterus is back to normal. If you have any abnormal symptoms, such as persistent abdominal pain, excessive bleeding, or fever, you should see a doctor immediately.

It is normal to have only a small amount of brown discharge after abortion without blood, but it may also be a sign of poor uterine contraction. Through timely examination and care, possible problems after surgery can be effectively prevented and dealt with to ensure women's health.