Patient's question:
I had surgery on the 13th, and my period ended from the 15th to the 20th. Now I have dark-colored, mucus-like discharge again. Is this normal? How long will it last before it disappears? Could it be a gynecological disease? After an abortion surgery, my period came for a few days and ended on the third day. How come I'm having brown, mucus-like discharge again now?Doctor's answer:
When people flow out from the back, they also check if there are any other accompanying symptoms, such as abdominal pain, lower abdominal discomfort, vulvar itching, swelling and pain, and a series of other symptoms. Below, let's understand this together.Having brownish discharge after an induced abortion is a relatively common phenomenon. Under normal circumstances, the bleeding period after an induced abortion is about 7 days, with a bleeding volume not less than the menstrual flow, no blood clots, and a gradual decrease in bleeding volume. The blood color gradually changes from bright red to dark brown or light pink, light brown, and eventually the bleeding completely stops. Therefore, it is normal for some patients to flow out brownish things after an induced abortion.
After a painless induced abortion, the bleeding is less, and then there will be brownish things. This is because the surface of the uterus has been traumatized, and the wound gradually scars, with the peeling membrane on the wound surface being brown.