What will happen if there is no follow-up check after abortion?

Having an abortion is not an easy matter. First of all, women themselves must pay special attention and should not choose some irregular institutions to do it. Secondly, you must remember to rest well after the abortion and never rush out to work. Otherwise, if there are hidden dangers in your body, your future life will become a mess, and you may not even be able to get pregnant again. So, what will happen if there is no follow-up after the abortion?

If you don’t have a follow-up check, and if the surgery wasn’t done well, you won’t know what the consequences will be in the future.

1. What should you pay attention to when checking after abortion?

Generally speaking, a small amount of vaginal bleeding within 3 to 10 days after painless abortion is normal. If bleeding continues after 10 days, return to the hospital for a follow-up visit in time. Again, if you experience severe abdominal pain, fever, or vaginal bleeding exceeding menstrual volume after the operation, you should also return for a follow-up visit at any time. In addition, menstruation will generally resume about one month after the operation. If menstruation still does not come after several days, you should return for a follow-up visit in time.

What to check after painless abortion:

Routine gynecological examination: check the condition of the cervix and vagina.

Leucorrhea examination: to see if there is acute inflammatory infection.

B-ultrasound examination: Check the recovery of the endometrium and whether there is incomplete abortion.

2. Is it normal not to bleed after an abortion?

The bleeding situation after abortion varies from person to person. Some people have almost no bleeding, or very little bleeding. Some people have no bleeding in the first few days, but have brown bruises after a few days. Some people bleed for about a week after the operation. In either case, as long as the bleeding is not heavy and stops in about 10 days, it is normal.