What anti-inflammatory drugs are good to take after abortion? Do I need to receive intravenous drip for 3 days after abortion?

Abortion is a common gynecological surgery, but postoperative care is very important. One of the important aspects of care is the use of anti-inflammatory drugs. Knowing what anti-inflammatory drugs to take after abortion and whether it is necessary to infuse for 3 days can help patients better perform postoperative care.

First, let's discuss whether it is necessary to have intravenous infusion for 3 days after an abortion. This actually depends on individual circumstances. Generally speaking, intravenous infusion is necessary within 24 hours after an abortion. This is because there will be some bleeding and uterine contraction symptoms after the operation. Infusion can help maintain the patient's body fluid balance and promote physical recovery. At the same time, infusion can also reduce postoperative discomfort and pain and improve the patient's quality of life.

However, whether or not to continue the infusion for 3 days depends on the specific situation of the patient. If the patient has heavy bleeding or is in poor physical condition, continuous infusion for 3 days may be required to maintain physical stability. However, for some patients who recover well after surgery, the infusion time can be gradually reduced, and diet adjustment and appropriate exercise can be carried out under the guidance of a doctor to promote recovery.

Regarding what anti-inflammatory drugs to take after abortion, this is a very important question. After the abortion, the uterus will leave a certain wound, which is prone to infection during this period. Therefore, the use of anti-inflammatory drugs is very necessary. Generally speaking, the doctor will prescribe the corresponding anti-inflammatory drugs according to the specific situation of the patient, which needs to be determined according to the patient's physique, surgical conditions and doctor's advice. Common anti-inflammatory drugs include amoxicillin, cefradine, etc. Patients should use anti-inflammatory drugs correctly according to the doctor's requirements, and pay attention to the dosage and time of use of the drugs.

At the same time, patients need to be reminded not to abuse antibiotics. Many patients will buy other antibiotics on their own or use them without the guidance of a doctor out of fear of infection. This is a very dangerous behavior that may not only lead to side effects of the drug, but also cause drug resistance, making treatment more difficult.

In summary, postoperative care after abortion is very important. Whether or not intravenous infusion is necessary for 3 days should be determined based on personal circumstances and the doctor's guidance. As for what anti-inflammatory drugs to take after abortion, patients should use anti-inflammatory drugs correctly under the guidance of a doctor and avoid abusing antibiotics. Only scientific and reasonable postoperative care can speed up the recovery process and reduce the occurrence of complications.