What are the effects of a cold after miscarriage on the body?

A cold after miscarriage may burden the body and lead to a range of health problems. Understanding these effects can help us better protect ourselves.

1. Increased vaginal bleeding: After abortion, the body is in a state of recovery, and a cold may aggravate bleeding problems. Coughing and sneezing increase abdominal pressure, affect uterine contraction, and lead to increased bleeding. Imagine that the uterus is like a water ball, and coughing is like squeezing the water ball, and the water will naturally overflow. To avoid this situation, it is recommended to keep warm after abortion and reduce the chance of severe coughing.

2. Risk of uterine cavity infection: Colds may cause fever and bacterial infection. These bacteria may enter the uterine cavity through the blood and cause infection. Infection may manifest as odorous vaginal discharge and even pain. In order to reduce the risk of infection, you should maintain good hygiene habits after abortion to avoid worsening colds.

3. Possibility of pelvic inflammatory disease: The uterus needs time to recover after abortion. A cold may cause poor uterine recovery, resulting in pelvic effusion or chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Pelvic inflammatory disease not only affects daily life, but may also lead to infertility in severe cases. To prevent this, you should avoid cold wind after abortion, keep your body warm, and take adequate rest.

4. Decreased immunity: After a miscarriage, the body is weak, and a cold may further reduce immunity. Decreased immunity makes the body more vulnerable to other infections. In order to enhance immunity, it is recommended to consume more foods rich in vitamin C, such as oranges, lemons, etc., and ensure adequate sleep and moderate exercise.

5. Increased psychological pressure: The double blow of miscarriage and cold may bring psychological pressure and affect mood. Mental health is equally important. It is recommended to communicate more with family and friends and seek help from a psychological counselor when necessary.

The recovery period after a miscarriage requires special attention and care. Keeping warm, avoiding colds, maintaining good hygiene habits, and paying attention to diet and rest are all important measures to help the body recover as quickly as possible. Through these methods, you can effectively reduce the adverse effects of colds on the body and help the body recover better.