The time needed to rest after abortion varies from person to person, depending on the method of abortion and physical condition. Generally, it is divided into medical abortion, surgical abortion, natural abortion, etc. If accompanied by discomfort, you should cooperate with the doctor for treatment. 1. Medical abortion (medical induced labor): It is usually recommended to rest for 1-2 days during and after the abortion process to allow the body to recover. Strenuous exercise and heavy lifting should be avoided. 2. Surgical abortion: including hysteroscopy or curettage. Usually you need to rest for 2-3 days after the operation to allow your body to recover. You should follow the doctor's instructions after the operation and avoid strenuous exercise and lifting heavy objects. 3. Spontaneous abortion: After spontaneous abortion or ectopic pregnancy surgery, the rest time may be longer. It is usually recommended to rest for 3-7 days to allow the body to fully recover. Pregnant women need to pay attention to a reasonable diet and eat more high-quality protein foods, such as eggs, milk, lean meat, etc., to replenish the nutrients needed by the body and promote body recovery. |
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