How long after abortion can I touch cold water?

Abortion mainly refers to the abortion surgery. Generally, you need to avoid touching cold water for about two weeks after the surgery to ensure that the body has fully recovered. The specific time varies from person to person.

For women who have just had an abortion, there is no absolute time limit for how long they can touch cold water. It is usually recommended that women who have undergone an abortion should not touch cold water for at least two weeks. This is because women are relatively weak after surgery and have reduced resistance to external stimuli. Early contact with cold water may cause cold air to enter the body, causing symptoms such as joint pain and colds, and may even leave sequelae.

Of course, everyone's physical condition and recovery ability are different, so the specific time to touch cold water will also vary. If you recover well after surgery, you can touch cold water earlier. But if you recover slowly or have discomfort, you should extend the time to avoid touching cold water.

Note: Within two weeks after the abortion, you should avoid strenuous exercise and heavy physical labor to avoid unnecessary burden on your body. You should also pay attention to dietary adjustment, eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins, and avoid irritating foods such as raw, cold, spicy, etc. to promote your body's recovery.