Do I need to be hospitalized after an abortion?

Nowadays, abortion technology is very mature. As long as a woman wants to terminate her pregnancy, there will be no problem in going to a regular hospital for an abortion. But everyone should also know that even the most mature technology cannot guarantee 100% safety. Therefore, unexpected situations may occur during abortion, which may require hospitalization. Generally speaking, most women will not encounter any accidents, so there is no need to be hospitalized.

Within a week, the breasts will feel swollen and painful, and even a small amount of secretion will flow out. You can use a looser bra, keep them clean, and eat less papaya, fish soup, etc.

For two weeks, keep your lower body clean, do not take a bath, and do not use cold water. Maintain the room temperature. In addition to lying down, you can also sit up or take a walk.

You can take some oral anti-inflammatory drugs within two weeks.

If the miscarriage occurs at a later month, or the confinement conditions are not good, the confinement period can be adjusted to one month.

Medical abortion has certain hazards, but surgical abortion is more harmful. Female friends should not choose abortion easily. Experts recommend choosing medical abortion after pregnancy. Do not ignore your health and do not treat medical abortion as normal as menstruation. After the medical abortion, you should pay attention to rest, pay attention to your eating habits, and keep your lower body clean.

The patient's diet should have higher calories, especially providing protein, multiple vitamins and inorganic salts with higher physiological value, and especially supplementing iron and sufficient water. You should eat more nutritious foods that are easy to digest and absorb. You can choose fresh fish, chicken, eggs, liver, animal blood, lean meat, soy products and milk, fresh vegetables and fruits. The staple food should first be liquid or semi-liquid food, such as milk, rice porridge, and noodles; then add rice, steamed buns, dumplings, etc.

Steaming is the best cooking method, which makes the food fragrant, tender and delicious and easy to digest.

In the first few days after miscarriage, you should drink more soups, porridge, and drink plenty of water. You can also stew chicken soup, pork ribs soup, or three-fresh soup for drinking. Spicy and other irritating foods should be avoided.

In the first week after miscarriage, you can have 1 to 2 extra meals a day; after one week, you can return to three meals a day.