Patient's question:
A classmate in my dorm had a failed contraception and got pregnant unexpectedly, but she doesn't want the child yet.Doctor's answer:
Within 2 weeks after surgery, pay attention to rest and avoid heavy physical labor; eat more nutritious foods to help your body recover quickly, and avoid cold and spicy foods; maintain cleanliness and hygiene of the external genitalia, rinse with warm water 1 to 2 times a day, and change sanitary pads frequently; do not take a bath during the first 2 weeks or until vaginal bleeding stops; avoid sexual activity for 1 month to prevent infection of the reproductive organs; vaginal bleeding usually gradually stops within 3 to 5 days, and it should not exceed 10 to 15 days in total; after painless artificial abortion, contraceptive measures must be taken as soon as sexual activity resumes to avoid pregnancy again. If you have fever, abdominal pain, abnormal odor in vaginal discharge, vaginal bleeding exceeding menstrual flow, or prolonged duration of bleeding, seek medical attention promptly.