Can I walk after a painless abortion?

Generally, patients who have undergone painless abortion surgery can perform light walking activities, but excessive walking should be avoided.

This is because painless abortion surgery will make the patient's body weaker and cause certain damage to the uterus and vagina, which takes time to recover. If the patient walks too much after the operation, it may cause excessive fatigue, abdominal pain, increased vaginal bleeding and other discomfort symptoms, which will cause additional burden on health.

In order to promote recovery, patients after painless abortion surgery are advised to pay attention to the following points: ensure adequate rest, avoid staying up late, ensure high-quality sleep, keep the body warm, avoid cold, avoid sexual intercourse and sitting baths within one month to prevent infection, pay attention to personal hygiene, maintain a light diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, stay away from tobacco and alcohol, and maintain a good mental state. If the patient feels any discomfort, he should seek medical help immediately.