Back pain after two days of medication

If there is anything that is most harmful to a woman's body, it must be abortion. Because some women have weak constitutions and thin endometrium, they can easily become infertile for life after a miscarriage. Medical abortion is a method of artificial abortion chosen by many women, but it also has many side effects that may occur in women. So is it normal to have back pain after medical abortion?

1. Generally speaking, vaginal bleeding after medical abortion will last longer, about 7-10 days, and a follow-up examination is required one week after the abortion to understand the effectiveness of the abortion. If you don't have much vaginal bleeding, you need to get it checked again. You can take a shower and wash your hair after a medical abortion, but you need to be careful not to catch a cold, and blow dry your hair promptly after washing it. You can eat boiled fruit. Suggestions: It is recommended that you go for a B-ultrasound to check the condition of the uterine appendages and find out whether the uterine cavity is clean. This should be done tomorrow. In addition, you should take motherwort after medical abortion to promote uterine contraction and help recovery

2. It is best to have an abortion when the time is about three months. Abortion will cause great harm to the body and may cause lower abdominal pain, irregular menstruation, prolonged menstruation, abnormal vaginal discharge, increased leucorrhea or a small amount of vaginal bleeding. If there is a foreign body in the uterus that has not been cleaned out after the abortion, a curettage should be performed to remove the foreign body. Suggestions: It is recommended to pay attention to rest after the abortion, maintain vaginal hygiene, avoid the occurrence of vaginal inflammation, and have sex at least one and a half months later to give the uterus enough time to rest and recover.

3. Low back pain is a common symptom and can be seen in many diseases, including lumbar diseases, such as lumbar disc herniation, spinal stenosis, acute lumbar sprain, facet joint dislocation, rheumatoid arthritis, etc., lumbar soft tissue diseases, lumbar muscle strain, muscle strain, etc., and can also be seen in urinary and reproductive system diseases. Your condition is simply described and cannot be diagnosed clearly. It is recommended that you go to a professional hospital department for examination based on common possible factors to make a clear diagnosis.