Patient's question:
After a full moon post-abortion, I feel pain in my urethra. Can I take some gynecological anti-inflammatory medicine? How long will it take to heal? First follow-up question: I had an induced abortion.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up before determining medication issues. You can refer to the following post-abortion precautions:1. Maintain a regular lifestyle: Even if the abortion procedure is successful, irregular post-surgery life can worsen bleeding or leave behind complications. You can rest at the hospital for one day or return home after the surgery. In the following days, continue to receive observation and treatment at the hospital and ensure adequate rest.
2. Wear loose clothing and avoid tight-fitting attire.
3. Do not drink alcohol during this period. Also, do not bathe without a doctor's permission, as bathing may sometimes lead to infection.
4. Sexual activity can only resume after bleeding has completely stopped 10 days to 2 weeks after the surgery.
5. To ensure maternal health, do not get pregnant immediately after the surgery, as the uterus may be damaged during the procedure, making pregnancy dangerous at this time. Safe contraceptive measures must be taken.
6. If using medication for abortion, medical observation is necessary to ensure the medication is effective and the abortion is complete.
7. From the second day after surgery, avoid overexertion and strenuous exercise.
Pay attention to these points, and they generally will not lead to infertility or complications. Abortion should be avoided unless absolutely necessary, as medical evidence shows that the risk of infertility and complications increases with the number of abortions.