Abortion should be carried out at the optimal time to reduce the impact on the body. Multiple abortions can cause significant damage to bodily functions, so women should not undergo frequent abortions to avoid being too weak. For the sake of women's health, a comprehensive physical examination should be done before surgery to understand whether they can undergo abortion. However, what should be done after abortion?
After an abortion, it is important to rest more. The surgery has left a wound on the endometrium, and intense exercise can prolong vaginal bleeding and hinder uterine recovery. It is recommended to avoid physical labor for one month after the surgery. It is best to rest in bed for the first few days and then gradually get out of bed to move around.
After surgery, women may experience slight bleeding, so it is necessary to increase nutrition appropriately and supplement foods rich in protein and vitamins in a timely manner to accelerate the recovery of the body. Women should also pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the external genitalia. They can use clean water to care for the genital area, and refrain from sexual intercourse for a month to prevent bacterial infections.
Women should take good care of daily contraception and avoid frequent abortions. Multiple abortions can increase the risk of gynecological diseases, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, which can cause significant harm to women's health. If there is continuous bleeding after an abortion, or if the amount of bleeding is significant and accompanied by symptoms such as fever and abdominal pain, it is considered to be an intrauterine infection or the presence of residual material.
