How many days after the abortion can I go out?

Medical abortion uses drugs to terminate pregnancy. After medical abortion, you need to pay more attention to physical rest and try not to go out. You can rest at home for about a week before going out. Pay more attention to your physical health and try not to overwork. You can eat more light and nutritious foods.

How many days after the abortion can I go out?

Medical abortion is a method of abortion chosen by women in the early stages of pregnancy to terminate their pregnancy. After a medical abortion, the woman needs to rest at home or in the hospital. Generally, she can resume normal work, life and activities only after her body has recovered. Generally, most people need to rest at home for a week at best, and at the same time, they need to increase their nutrition and avoid fatigue. For clinical safety reasons, you should rest at home for at least three days, and you can usually go out after a week.

1. After medical abortion, you need to observe the outflow of tissue. After confirming the outflow of tissue, you need to be observed in the hospital for one hour. If there is not much vaginal bleeding, you can go home and rest.

2. Within one week after medical abortion, you should stay in bed as much as possible, avoid heavy physical activities and labor, and increase your intake of nutritious food.

3. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the genitals after medical abortion. Do not take a sitz bath or have sexual intercourse when vaginal bleeding has not stopped.

4. Within three days after medical abortion, blood will flow out of the vagina. If it is no more than the menstrual volume and does not continue to increase, you can continue to observe at home. If it exceeds the menstrual volume and continues to increase, you should go to the hospital for timely medical examination.

5. After medical abortion, you should take active contraceptive measures to prevent premature sexual intercourse, which may lead to another unexpected pregnancy.

One week after medical abortion, the bleeding will decrease and you can go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound review to confirm that there is no residue in the uterus. You can then resume your normal life and work, but you should also avoid fatigue and avoid eating raw and cold foods. Increase the intake of foods high in protein such as meat, eggs, and fish, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables to supplement the body's nutritional intake. When going out, do not stand or walk for a long time. Focus on resting, keep warm, prevent cold, and maintain a good attitude.