What should you pay attention to after abortion?

Precautions after abortion include many aspects, such as observing bleeding, paying attention to rest, paying attention to hygiene and cleanliness, adjusting diet, taking medication as prescribed by the doctor, etc.

1. Observe the bleeding: After the abortion, vaginal bleeding should be closely observed. If vaginal bleeding lasts for more than a week, or is accompanied by lower abdominal pain, fever, leucorrhea turbidity and odor, etc., you should go to the hospital for a follow-up examination and treatment in time.

2. Pay attention to rest: rest for 1 to 2 weeks after medical abortion, and gradually increase the activity time. Do not engage in heavy physical labor or cold water labor within 1 month after abortion to avoid lowering resistance and inducing other diseases.

Try to stay in bed and avoid going out for the first three days to prevent prolonged bleeding.

3. Pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness: Keep the vulva clean and strictly prohibit sexual intercourse. The cervix has not completely closed after abortion, and the endometrium also has a repair process. During this period, special attention should be paid to keeping the vulva clean and hygienic, and sexual intercourse is prohibited within 1 month.

Change your underwear and sanitary napkins frequently to prevent bacterial infection. Avoid taking tub baths.

4. Diet adjustment: Eat a light diet and pay attention to protein supplementation, which helps the formation of antibodies. Common foods rich in protein include chicken, lean pork, eggs, milk and beans.

Avoid consuming raw, cold or spicy foods.

5. Take medication as directed by the doctor: After an abortion, you can take medications that promote uterine contraction, such as Motherwort Granules, under the guidance of a doctor. You can also take oral anti-infection drugs, such as cefuroxime tablets.

It is recommended to consult before having an abortion to learn more about the knowledge and precautions about abortion to avoid affecting your health.