How to recover after curettage

When a woman experiences medical abortion or natural miscarriage, if the test tube embryo tissue is not discharged cleanly, she must definitely undergo surgical curettage to more comprehensively and completely remove all the remaining test tube embryo tissue in the uterus. Only then can the inside of the uterus be fully restored and the fertility function be prevented from being affected. Only after the curettage and ablation, the injured body condition needs reasonable treatment to be fully restored.

How many days of rest are needed after curettage?

During the curettage operation, instruments must be used to enter the uterine cavity and perform scraping and grabbing operations on the uterine wall. Therefore, it will undoubtedly cause great damage to the uterine wall during the operation, and non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina may also occur after the operation. Generally, after a curettage, women need to rest for at least ten days to a month, paying attention to and adjusting their diet, work and rest schedule, labor, sexual experience, private parts cleaning and other details, so that their physical fitness can be restored effectively and there will be no complications in the later stage.

Generally speaking, after a uterine cleaning, a woman's body is relatively weak and her qi and blood will be deficient. Therefore, it is necessary to replenish qi and blood through diet and take in relevant nutrients appropriately, rest in bed more, do less hard work and exercise, avoid cold water and cold wind. It will take about ten days for the body to basically recover. Therefore, it should be at least ten days in terms of work and rest schedule. Of course, if your own time can be allowed, you should rest for at least a month before resuming your normal lifestyle and work. This can also maximize the body's recovery effect.

According to what I have learned, you need to rest for more than ten days to a month after a curettage. In terms of rest time, a longer rest is definitely better. After all, curettage will cause great harm to the uterus. Therefore, if the rest time after surgery is too short, it will lead to poor physical recovery. When you are too tired after work in the later stage, it will aggravate the damage to the body and easily cause complications.