Almost no blood after the abortion means less bleeding, which is good. This means that the uterus is less damaged and recovers more quickly. After an abortion, you will usually bleed for about 1 week, and the amount of bleeding will not exceed the normal amount of menstruation. The abortion can cause some trauma to the uterus, and it takes a process to recover from the trauma and discharge the blood and residue from the uterine cavity. If the bleeding is low and the bleeding time is short, it indicates rapid repair of the endometrium. If there is too much bleeding, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a timely review to clarify whether the flow is clean or not. If it is not clean, medication or re-cleaning should be performed under the guidance of the doctor according to the amount of residue. Therefore, the amount of bleeding and abdominal pain should be closely observed after the abortion. You should not have intercourse, take a tub bath or do heavy physical labor for a month. Be careful to keep warm and avoid getting cold. Strengthen nutrition to help your body recover.