Hospital check abortion recovery

After an abortion, women need to know whether they have really recovered, so as to avoid other symptoms after the operation and delay the best time for recovery. The uterus is the most damaged by pregnancy, so how to judge whether the uterus has recovered well after an abortion? Let's take a look at how the hospital checks the recovery of abortion.

Usually, you go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and B-ultrasound to understand the uterine recovery. Generally speaking, whether the uterine contraction has recovered well can be judged by two external indicators:

1. If the uterus recovers well, you can feel the uterus from the navel after giving birth. After about two weeks, the uterus cannot be felt, unless it is a uterine fibroid.

2. The color of lochia changes from bright red, dark red, dark black to light red, and finally colorless. If the uterus does not contract well after childbirth, you should take certain measures to avoid unnecessary troubles in your future sexual life.

Experts tell us that if the postoperative bleeding is not stopped due to poor uterine contraction after abortion, drugs that promote uterine contraction can be used in combination with hemostatic drugs for treatment. Continuous bleeding after abortion will not only weaken the body, but also easily breed bacteria in the genitals, leading to various gynecological diseases. Therefore, poor uterine contraction caused by abortion must be treated in time.

Gynecologists also remind that abortion is a sudden termination of pregnancy, and it takes some time for the body to recover, so good care should be taken after the operation. Most women will resume ovulation in about a month after an abortion, and then menstruation will come. Once sexual life is resumed after an abortion, contraceptive measures should be taken to avoid pregnancy again. Generally speaking, it is better to wait six months to a year after an abortion before getting pregnant.