Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
The amount of bleeding after a surgery depends on whether the surgery is thorough, the strength of the patient's uterine contractions, and the quality of their coagulation function. If the surgical procedure is performed well, the embryo, chorion, and decidua tissue can be cleared relatively cleanly during the surgery. As a result, the uterus, which had expanded due to pregnancy, contracts quickly, pressing against the placental separation surface and the open blood vessels of the surgical wound. This reduces bleeding, and after a few more days, there is basically no bleeding left.