Artificial abortion is a means of artificially intervening in normal pregnancy and a remedial measure for women who experience unexpected pregnancies. Having an abortion can cause certain damage to a woman's body and may also be accompanied by vaginal bleeding. However, some women who have undergone an abortion do not feel much discomfort. So, after the abortion, doesn't it feel normal?
1. It may be normal for women to feel nothing after having an abortion. Because each woman has individual differences and the surgical situation may also vary, the discomfort caused after surgery will also be different. If the abortion surgery is performed at a regular hospital, there is no need to worry too much about it. Follow the doctor's advice and take good postoperative care.
2. Women who have undergone abortion should observe their lower body bleeding more frequently within a week. If there is bleeding for more than ten days, or if there is a significant amount of bleeding that exceeds the normal menstrual flow, it is necessary to seek medical attention and have a follow-up examination in a timely manner. This situation is highly likely related to incomplete abortion and needs to be diagnosed as soon as possible. If necessary, curettage surgery should be performed for treatment.
3. If everything is normal after the abortion and there are no discomfort symptoms, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a follow-up examination two weeks after the operation to determine whether the uterine involution is good and to rule out any adverse conditions such as secondary uterine infection. Remember that postoperative follow-up is important for ensuring physical health, so women who have undergone abortion must not ignore it.
