Is it normal to have a heavy second menstrual flow after miscarriage? What is the reason for heavy menstrual flow after miscarriage?

Is there anything you need to pay attention to after a miscarriage? What is normal and what is abnormal? Many women experience differences in their menstruation after a miscarriage, such as an increase in menstrual flow. They don’t know whether this is normal or abnormal. So is it normal to have an increased menstrual flow after a miscarriage?

Is it normal to have heavy menstrual flow after childbirth?

Women should closely monitor their bleeding after miscarriage. Generally, there may be bleeding within one to three weeks after miscarriage, but the bleeding will be less and less every day. If there is irregular bleeding, sometimes more and sometimes less, or even more bleeding than menstrual flow, then it should be taken seriously. These are all abnormal manifestations. The reason for these situations may be incomplete abortion, especially medical abortion, which can generally be determined through gynecological examination and B-ultrasound; infection after medical abortion; poor blood coagulation function, these factors will cause sequelae of miscarriage and cause many problems, and increased menstrual flow is only one of the effects.

It is normal to have heavy menstrual flow after miscarriage. Women will have menstruation one month after miscarriage, and when menstruation is just resumed, the menstrual flow will be more than before. Generally, the flow is heavier in the first few days of menstruation. This is mainly because women have not had menstruation during pregnancy. If menstruation resumes, the flow will definitely be more than before. After miscarriage, menstruation will definitely come as usual, but the menstruation after miscarriage will become irregular, which will disrupt the original menstrual date. It will take at least two or three months to form a regular pattern again. Therefore, don’t be too nervous about irregular menstruation after miscarriage. Regular menstruation will be formed after a few months.

In addition, heavy menstrual flow after miscarriage may also be due to different personal constitutions. For example, patients with weaker constitutions have insufficient qi, improper diet, frequent fatigue, and long-term illness that damages the spleen, resulting in spleen deficiency, weak qi, and loss of qi, water, and blood. Patients with more yang constitutions have unstable emotions, bad tempers, and often eat spicy and stimulating foods, which lead to exogenous heat evil, hidden heat, and forced blood to flow.