What’s with the brown discharge after an abortion?

Brown discharge after abortion may be caused by the discharging of residual tissue in the uterine cavity, incomplete abortion or infection, and the onset of menstruation.
1. Discharge of residual tissue in the uterine cavity. After abortion, there will be a small amount of bleeding for about 3 to 10 days, which is caused by the discharge of intrauterine residuals and stasis after abortion, and the small amount of bleeding can be manifested as brown discharge, and there will be no obvious abdominal pain and discomfort, which is normal, and will be cleaned up within 2 weeks.
2. Incomplete abortion. After abortion, if the brown discharge lasts for a long time, more than 2 weeks has not been clean, it may be the residue in the uterine cavity is not discharged or a large amount of residue caused by, often accompanied by abdominal pain and repeated vaginal brown discharge. Feasible ultrasound examination, follow the doctor’s instructions to take motherwort granules, new biochemical granules to help discharge the residue in the uterus, if necessary, need to clear the uterus.
3. Infection. After abortion, the body’s immunity is weak, if the postoperative care is not appropriate or premature sexual intercourse, it may cause pathogenic bacteria to enter the uterine cavity and cause inflammation and infection, which will result in vaginal bleeding, brown discharge, accompanied by obvious abdominal pain and lumbago, fever and other symptoms.
Combined with ultrasound and gynecological examination, levofloxacin, cefixime dispersible tablets and other drugs can be taken for anti-infection treatment.
4. The onset of menstruation. Brown discharge after abortion, such as close to one month, may also be a symptom of menstruation, can be combined with ultrasound examination of the uterine lining recovery to determine.
Brown discharge after abortion may also have other conditions, if accompanied by obvious discomfort or bleeding is significantly larger than the amount of menstruation, you should consult a doctor in time!