How long does threatened abortion bleeding last?

Threatened abortion bleeding time varies from person to person, there is no fixed standard.

Different pregnant women's constitution, embryo conditions, etc. are different, which will lead to bleeding time is very different. Some may only be a short period of bleeding soon after the stop, and some may continue bleeding for a long time. However, if the embryo itself is difficult to reverse, such as poor quality, the bleeding may continue and be difficult to stop on its own.

Close observation and monitoring are critical after the onset of threatened abortion bleeding. Ultrasound to observe embryo development, combined with hormone levels, etc., to assess the direction and prognosis of bleeding. If the embryo develops well and bleeding gradually decreases, the prognosis is relatively good; if the embryo develops poorly or bleeding continues to increase, it may indicate a poor outcome.