What to do after an abortion? 5 routine examinations for women after an abortion

B-ultrasound examination is necessary after painless abortion. Most women think that everything is settled after abortion and they don't need to do any examinations in the future. They think it's no big deal. The above idea is wrong. B-ultrasound examination is necessary after abortion. What are the examination items after abortion?

1. B-ultrasound examination. The main purpose of B-ultrasound examination after abortion is to understand the situation inside the female uterus and screen whether there is any residual pregnancy tissue inside the female uterus to rule out unclean abortion. At the same time, B-ultrasound examination after abortion can also help female friends understand the recovery of the uterus after surgery, screen for any abnormal conditions and provide timely response measures.

2. Routine examination of leucorrhea. Routine examination of leucorrhea is very common in gynecological clinics. This examination extracts female vaginal secretions for testing to understand whether there are mycoplasma, chlamydia and other pathogens in the female vagina, so as to screen for vaginal infection. If the test shows the presence of pathogens, it indicates the presence of inflammation and the patient needs timely treatment.

3. Screening for inflammation. Inflammation screening is an indispensable examination after abortion surgery. This examination can understand whether a woman has pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis and other inflammations, so as to help patients recover better after surgery and avoid affecting future fertility.

4. Color Doppler Ultrasound Examination: The patient needs to undergo a color doppler ultrasound examination before the operation because this examination can understand the development of the fetus in the uterine cavity, thereby determining the time and plan of the operation. However, the color doppler ultrasound examination after the operation is also very important. It can understand whether the patient has incomplete abortion in the uterine cavity after the operation. If so, further surgical treatment is required.

5. Inflammation examination. I believe many women know that abortion surgery is very easy to be infected with bacteria and germs, which can induce gynecological diseases. This examination can determine whether there is pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, cervicitis and other gynecological inflammations.

In addition to these examinations, a routine leucorrhea examination is also required during the follow-up examination. This examination can determine whether the patient's leucorrhea is normal, and whether there is chlamydia or mycoplasma infection.