Is back pain normal after induced labor?

We all know that there are two ways for women to abort their babies. Within 100 days, they can choose abortion, because the baby is still small at this time, so abortion will cause less harm to the body. After 100 days, the baby has grown bigger, so they can only choose induced labor. No matter which one, it will cause certain harm to the female body. So is it normal to have back pain after induced labor?

It is normal for patients to experience lower back pain after induced labor, which may be caused by sitting for a long time. At this time, the uterus has not fully recovered, and the patient can take some uterine recovery medicine and anti-inflammatory drugs. If you experience lower back pain after induced abortion, it may also be caused by pelvic inflammatory disease. If diagnosed, you can take pelvic inflammation-reducing medicine to treat it.

The symptoms of lower back pain after induced labor actually need to be taken seriously, because lower back pain is not only related to incomplete abortion. It is recommended that patients undergo further abdominal ultrasound examination. If it is a problem of incomplete induced labor, then further uterine curettage surgery is required.

And we know that women are more likely to have gynecological diseases after induced abortion, such as vaginitis and cervicitis. After being hungry for a while, they will have symptoms of dull abdominal pain and lower back pain. Pelvic inflammatory disease can also cause pain. You can't take medicine casually.

Note: Women who experience lower back pain after induced abortion can actually undergo a gynecological examination, and further secretion examination is required. During the illness, patients should not take medicine randomly. They need to receive targeted treatment after a clear diagnosis.