How long after an abortion can I go out?

In the case of an unexpected pregnancy, women have to undergo an artificial abortion. Artificial abortion will bring physical and mental pain to women, and will also cause damage to the body. Therefore, women who have had an abortion also need to take a confinement period, just like women who have given birth. However, women's bodies recover very quickly after an abortion, so they don't need to take a long confinement period. So how long will it take for them to go out after an artificial abortion?

First, how long after an abortion can you go out? It is especially important for female friends to rest after an abortion. Generally speaking, after a day of rest, most people will not feel any discomfort. Some people will have a slight pain in the lower abdomen, but it is far less than the pain after childbirth. So some people go out to work the next day, which is irresponsible. Because miscarriage can cause great damage to the body, even if there are no obvious symptoms, it will not restore to a healthy state in a short time.

Second, try to rest for two weeks after a miscarriage before going out. If conditions really do not allow, you should wait five days or a week before going out. You should rest for at least three days. When going out, you still need to keep warm and avoid being affected by wind-cold. If you are affected by wind-cold during this period, the damage to your body will gradually become apparent as you age. Also, be careful not to overwork yourself, do strenuous exercise, or touch cold water.

Third, the impact of miscarriage on pregnant women. Although miscarriage is not a normal delivery and the body has not undergone ten months of changes, there may not be major external injuries, but internal damage is inevitable. After a miscarriage, you still need to observe the confinement period, but you don’t have to stay at home for a month without going out like you do after giving birth.

For today's fast-paced urban women, with fierce competition and a fast pace of life, they often simply rest for two days after a miscarriage and then return to their busy work because they think that miscarriage is not like real childbirth and does not require major care. In fact, their thinking is wrong. Women must take good care of themselves after miscarriage, otherwise, they may be left with difficult-to-cure gynecological diseases and affect their health throughout their lives.