Patient's question:
Abortion, how many days does the bleeding lastDoctor's answer:
The amount of bleeding after an (abortion) procedure depends on whether the surgery is thorough, the strength of the uterus's contractions afterward, and the quality of the patient's coagulation function. If the surgical procedure is performed well, the embryo, chorionic sac, and decidua tissue can be removed relatively cleanly during the operation. The uterus, which had expanded due to pregnancy, quickly contracts, pressing against the site of placental detachment and the open blood vessels of the surgical wound. This reduces bleeding, and after a few more days, there is essentially no bleeding left. Some women may only bleed for half a day on the day of the painless abortion procedure, after which it becomes much cleaner. All of these are normal conditions.