Patient's question:
Cannot share a room, no cold or spicy food.Medical history and effectiveness: No treatment has been effective.
What kind of help do you want: I want to know the consequences of touching cold water, and should I go for a check-up in two weeks?
Doctor's answer:
An induced abortion procedure can cause a certain degree of damage to the endometrium, and after the procedure, there may be mild bleeding symptoms that last for about a week. Pay attention to anti-inflammatory treatment to prevent infection. Rest for 2 weeks after the abortion, eat nutrient-rich and easily digestible foods, and avoid heavy physical labor. Pay attention to keeping the perineum clean. Avoid tub baths when vaginal bleeding has not stopped, and refrain from sexual activity for one month. If there is prolonged bleeding, bleeding that is greater than usual menstrual flow, or accompanied by significant abdominal pain, it may indicate infection or incomplete abortion. It is necessary to undergo an ultrasound examination for confirmation and treatment.