Patient's question:
Two months of missed periods, pregnancy test shows positive, haven't gone to the hospital for a check-up yet. If I want to have an abortion, what options can I choose, how much does it cost, what should I pay attention to before and after the surgery, and does the surgery require someone to accompany me?Doctor's answer:
Hello, generally half an hour on the island is enough. After a miscarriage, rest for 2 weeks. Avoid raw, cold, and spicy foods in your diet, do not drink alcohol, and increase nutrition. Focus on light, nutritious foods rich in protein, such as fish, meat, eggs, and products, as well as fresh vegetables rich in vitamins. Pay attention to keeping the perineum clean. When vaginal bleeding has not stopped, avoid tub baths and can take showers. Abstain from sexual activity for one month. Pregnancy should wait for at least 6 months. In the first 2–3 days after a miscarriage, vaginal bleeding is usually equivalent to or slightly more than the normal menstrual flow, and it should not exceed 15 days. If there is prolonged bleeding, bleeding greater than the normal menstrual flow, or significant abdominal pain, it may indicate infection or incomplete miscarriage. It is recommended to have a B check-up at the hospital. Ovulation may resume quickly after a miscarriage, so contraceptive measures should be taken to avoid pregnancy again.