Why do I feel pain in my lower abdomen on the third day of abortion?

It is a very happy thing for women to get pregnant after marriage, but some women cannot have children due to various reasons of their own, so they can only deal with it through abortion. However, abortion is very harmful to women's bodies, so women should learn about abortion and adjust their physical condition before abortion. So what is the reason for the lower abdominal pain on the third day after abortion?

First, why do I feel a heavy pain in my lower abdomen on the third day after an abortion? The amount of bleeding after an abortion is generally 3 to 5 days, and then it will slowly decrease. Due to different physical conditions, the amount of bleeding will also vary, but it will not exceed 10 days. After an early miscarriage, you may experience lower abdominal pain. This is usually due to uterine contraction. After the abortion, there will be mild abdominal pain, which usually does not last too long. As the uterus repairs and bleeding stops, the abdominal pain will decrease and gradually get better and return to its original state.

Second, it should be noted that if the lower abdominal pain is caused by painless abortion. If the amount of vaginal bleeding is heavy or exceeds the normal menstrual volume, you should check it out in time. This may be an inflammatory condition, such as adnexitis or pelvic inflammatory disease. In this case, you need to see a doctor.

What is the reason for the pain in the lower abdomen on the third day after an abortion? The above content introduces it in detail. What should you pay attention to after an abortion? After the abortion, you should pay attention to keeping the vulva clean and hygienic in the early stage, and change the sanitary napkins frequently. It is best to rest in bed for two weeks after a miscarriage, and avoid heavy physical labor or strenuous exercise. Sexual intercourse should be prohibited within one month after the abortion to avoid vulvar infection. You should also pay attention to your diet. Eat less spicy and irritating foods and more nutritious foods. Eat some high-protein, easily digestible foods, such as fresh fish, eggs, animal blood, lean meat, animal liver, soy products, milk, lotus seeds, dates, fresh fruits and vegetables.