How long can I breastfeed after a miscarriage during lactation? Learn more about it early

After abortion during lactation, you should adjust your body in time, and you should also pay attention to not feeding the baby right after the abortion. If it is a medical abortion, you can feed the baby after three days. If it is a surgical abortion, the anesthetic will take 2 to 3 days to be metabolized before you can feed the baby. During this period, you must empty the breast milk. In addition, you should pay attention to choosing the right time and method for abortion.

During the lactation period, you should pay attention to contraception, because this can also lead to pregnancy, but if conditions do not allow, you need to have an abortion. After the abortion, you should not only pay attention to comprehensive conditioning of the body, but also pay attention to scientific feeding of the baby, because drugs are used during abortion. Let's take a look at how long it will take to breastfeed after an abortion during lactation?
During the abortion period, breastfeeding should be suspended. Because no matter it is a surgical abortion or a medical abortion, certain drugs will be taken, and these drugs will enter the breast milk through the blood. If you feed the baby immediately at this time, they will enter the baby's body and affect the baby's physical development. Therefore, you cannot breastfeed immediately after the abortion during breastfeeding. You need to wait until the drugs are metabolized before breastfeeding the baby. If the new mother has a medical abortion, the abortion will take a long time, and the drugs taken will have a long-term impact on breast milk, so you have to wait until three days after the medical abortion before you can resume breastfeeding, and you must express the milk on time during this period.
If the new mother has an abortion, she needs to wait 2 to 3 days for the anesthetic to be metabolized in her body before she can resume breastfeeding to avoid the drug's effects on the baby.
Abortion can cause great harm to women, so in order to reduce the harm, you must pay attention to choosing the right time. Generally, the best time for abortion is 35 to 50 days after pregnancy (mostly around 50 days). At this time, the gestational sac is clearly visible under B-ultrasound, the gestational sac is easy to suck out, and the uterine wall is thicker, so the harm to the mother's body is very small.
In addition to paying attention to the time, it is also important to pay attention to the abortion method you choose. You should choose painless abortion instead of medical abortion, which has a high failure rate and is difficult to avoid the damage of secondary curettage. However, the more difficult thing about abortion by caesarean section is that it is easy to touch the scar and cause secondary damage and secondary infection.
In order to prevent the drug from affecting the baby, breastfeeding should not be done immediately after the painless abortion. It should be done two or three days after the operation. During the period of stopping breastfeeding, a manual breast pump should be used to discharge the milk from the body, which can effectively avoid the occurrence of mastitis and ensure the normal secretion of milk. Since the uterus is softer during lactation, uterine perforation may occur when doing abortion during lactation.