How long does it take for bleeding from threatened abortion to stop before you can go back to work?

Threatened abortion is simply when a woman is less than 28 weeks pregnant, causing lower abdominal pain, cervical dilation, vaginal bleeding, etc. Pregnancy less than 12 weeks is called early threatened abortion, and 12 to 28 weeks is called late threatened abortion.

Bleeding in the lower body of an expectant mother is likely to be a sign of threatened abortion, commonly known as bloody show. Due to different amounts of bleeding and different blood deposition times in the vagina, the color of red blood is also different, and can be bright red, pink, or even reddish brown. Pregnant women may also experience abdominal pain, bloating, back pain, decreased fetal movement, etc. Once a pregnant woman has threatened abortion, she should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, otherwise it may cause more serious harm, such as miscarriage or death due to excessive bleeding.

How many days does it take for the bleeding to stop?

1. The duration of bleeding from threatened abortion generally depends on the severity of the condition and the effectiveness of treatment. Most women stop bleeding within 3 to 7 days after taking the medicine. If bleeding continues for a long time, accompanied by abdominal pain, you should consider whether abortion is inevitable and go to the hospital to confirm it in time.

2. Threatened abortion cannot be determined by the color of the blood. After a woman becomes pregnant, she will have a small amount of pink blood or brown blood in her vagina, which sometimes stops and then has slight backache and abdominal distension. These are symptoms of threatened abortion. Check in time and take measures to protect the fetus.

3. Threatened abortion occurs before 28 weeks of pregnancy. Generally speaking, the amount of bleeding is not much, and pregnant women will experience stomach pain and backache. However, threatened abortion can easily cause heavy bleeding, such as increased vaginal bleeding or aggravated lower abdominal pain, which may develop into abortion or inevitable abortion.

After an abortion, it is usually recommended to rest for 2 weeks, prohibit sexual intercourse and sitz baths for 1 month, and use contraception for 3 months. After an abortion, you should pay attention to rest, eat a proper diet, and pay attention to personal hygiene. Vaginal bleeding after an abortion generally does not exceed 2 weeks. Once you find redness during pregnancy, go to the hospital immediately and follow the doctor's advice. If you are diagnosed with threatened abortion, you must pay close attention to your physical condition. If you have any abnormal reactions, you should inform them in time and do not take it seriously or conceal the condition.