Can I have a medical abortion after giving birth? What are the precautions after medical abortion?

Women who have given birth can also have medical abortions, but there are several conditions for medical abortions. First, the pregnancy time of women who want medical abortions must be within 49 days, and it must be an intrauterine pregnancy. In addition, before the abortion, they need to take drugs to soften the uterus, such as mifepristone tablets and misoprostol tablets.

No matter when, contraception is an important thing. If you are not careful, women will get pregnant again. Because the first child is relatively young and there is no time to take care of the second child, many women choose to have an abortion. So can you have an abortion after giving birth? Let's learn more about it through the following article.
Conditions for medical abortion <br/>Women who have given birth can still choose medical abortion, but the success rate of medical abortion is relatively low compared to women who have not given birth, and follow-up treatment is required, such as uterine curettage. And if you choose medical abortion, women must be within 49 days of pregnancy and confirm intrauterine pregnancy before medical abortion, and take mifepristone tablets and misoprostol tablets before medical abortion.
If the pregnancy is too far, for safety reasons, it is not recommended to choose medical abortion, because it is easy to cause failure of medical abortion, or because the residue in the uterine cavity after medical abortion is too large, uterine curettage is needed at this time, which will affect the recovery in the later stage. If a woman is too far into her pregnancy, she usually chooses painless abortion. After painless abortion, she mainly chooses motherwort granules and anti-inflammatory drugs to promote the removal of residues such as blood stasis in the uterine cavity. Generally, uterine curettage is not required in the later stage.
Precautions after medical abortion
1. Women need to pay attention to perineal cleanliness after medical abortion. They should refrain from bathing and sexual intercourse when vaginal bleeding has not stopped to avoid postoperative infection.
2. In the first few days after miscarriage, the amount of vaginal bleeding is generally slightly more than the amount of menstruation. If the amount of vaginal bleeding is heavy or persistent, you should seek medical attention promptly and do not be afraid to see a doctor.
3. After the tissue is discharged, the woman needs to stay in the hospital for 1 hour for observation. If the vaginal bleeding is not too much, the woman can go home and rest.
4. Women who have not seen any tissue discharge need to be observed for 2 weeks after taking the medication, and during this period, they should also pay attention to whether any tissue is discharged during defecation and urination.
5. You need to rest in bed for 2 weeks after the miscarriage, eat some nutritious food, and avoid doing heavy physical labor.
6. Ovulation may resume one or two months after a miscarriage. Women should take contraceptive measures to avoid infection.