Patient's question:
I underwent medication-induced miscarriage, and I started bleeding on the third day. After that, I expelled fetal tissue, and the bleeding became less intense. However, it has been two weeks now, and I am currently experiencing very minimal bleeding and dark red discharge, which doesn't look like typical blood. I don't know what's going on. Hello, how many days of bleeding is considered normal after medication-induced miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
After a general medication abortion, vaginal bleeding will typically last for about seven days. The amount of bleeding should not be less than the normal menstrual flow. If your bleeding has decreased to less than two weeks, even if the amount of blood loss is not significant, it is recommended that you visit a hospital for follow-up. You may need treatment for infection and medication. During medication abortion, sexual activity is strictly prohibited, as well as defecating in extreme cold, taking tub baths, and it is important to rest.