What does it mean if there is little bleeding after abortion? 4 reasons for the little bleeding after abortion

If the abortion is clean and the uterus has good contraction ability, the amount of bleeding after the abortion is generally less, which is normal and there is no need to worry too much. However, if there is missed suction during the abortion and the pregnancy continues; or if the abortion is improperly performed, resulting in endometrial adhesions or endometrium being too thin, there may be no bleeding or little bleeding, which is all abnormal.

The endometrium will be traumatized to a certain extent after an abortion, so there will be symptoms of vaginal bleeding. Generally, the amount of bleeding will be less than the menstrual amount and will last for about a week before stopping. However, some women have very little vaginal bleeding after an abortion, or almost none, and it will be completely gone after only one or two days. So, is it normal to have very little bleeding after an abortion?
1. Is it normal to have little bleeding after an abortion? <br/>In general, it is normal to have little bleeding after an abortion, which is caused by a clean abortion and good uterine contractions. However, it may also be due to leakage or endometrial adhesions, so you should go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound examination one week after the abortion to check the condition of the uterine cavity and the condition of the uterus, so as to determine whether it is normal to have little bleeding after an abortion.
2. Reasons for less bleeding after abortion
1. Clean abortion <br/>During the abortion operation, the doctor's skills are relatively advanced, and a complete abortion is achieved with very little damage to the endometrium. In addition, the uterus has good contraction ability, so there will be less bleeding at this time. This is normal and there is no need to worry too much.
2. Missed aspiration <br/>If you go to the hospital for an abortion when you are less than 40 days pregnant, the embryo is small and there is a high possibility of missed aspiration. If the doctor is inexperienced during the abortion, there may also be missed aspiration. Because the gestational sac is not aspirated and the pregnancy continues, there will be no bleeding or very little bleeding after the abortion. At this time, the diagnosis can be confirmed through B-ultrasound examination, blood HCG examination, etc.
3. Endometrial adhesions <br/>If the abortion is performed improperly, the damage to the endometrium will be particularly severe, and endometrial adhesions will occur, resulting in partial or complete occlusion of the uterine cavity. Blood cannot be discharged, so there will be little or no bleeding.
4. The endometrium is too thin <br/>Repeated abortions can cause great damage to the endometrium, and it is very likely that the endometrium will become too thin. Not only will the amount of bleeding after the abortion be less, but it will also affect normal pregnancy in the future.