Will going back to work the next day after an abortion affect recovery?

Abortion refers to artificial abortion. It is usually not correct to go back to work the next day after an artificial abortion, as this may be detrimental to the body's recovery, may affect uterine recovery, reduce immunity, overdraw physical strength, cause great psychological pressure, and induce complications.

1. Impact on uterine recovery: If the patient has undergone an artificial abortion, the uterus usually needs some time to recover. Going to work too early, especially doing physical labor or work that requires standing for a long time, may increase the burden on the uterus, thereby affecting the contraction and recovery of the uterus. The patient may experience poor uterine recovery, low back pain, lower abdominal distension, etc., and may even prolong vaginal bleeding and increase the risk of uterine bleeding.

2. Decreased immunity: Artificial abortion surgery may cause certain damage to the patient's body, leading to decreased immunity. If you do not get enough rest after the operation, your immunity may further decrease. It is easy to cause infection, such as pelvic infection, vaginitis, etc., and in severe cases, it may also affect fertility.

3. Physical overdraft: After an artificial abortion, the body needs to consume a lot of energy to recover. If you go to work too early, your body may be in a state of overdraft, making your body weaker and more fatigued.

4. High psychological pressure: Artificial abortion not only causes physical harm, but also may cause psychological pressure on patients. If they do not get enough rest and care, the psychological burden may increase, leading to emotional problems such as anxiety and depression.

5. Induced complications: After artificial abortion, if the body is not fully recovered and nursed back to health, various complications may be induced, such as chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, secondary infertility, menstrual disorders, etc. These complications may cause long-term damage to the body.

After an artificial abortion, patients should eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins, such as lean meat, fish, broccoli, etc., and avoid eating raw, cold or irritating foods. Patients need to ensure adequate sleep time and avoid excessive fatigue and strenuous exercise. They should also keep the vulva clean and hygienic, change underwear and sanitary napkins frequently to prevent bacterial infection. Sexual intercourse and bathing in a tub are prohibited within one month after the operation. If any discomfort occurs, seek medical attention in time.