Is it necessary to have a uterine curettage after induced abortion?

Some people may think that it is okay to have sex during the safe period, and it is very safe and will not cause unwanted pregnancy. However, if they do not take protective measures, pregnancy may occur. Therefore, you should not take it lightly even during the safe period. You still need to protect yourself well. If you become pregnant, you will have an induced abortion. So is it necessary to perform a uterine cleaning after induced abortion?

Generally speaking, it is necessary, because uterine curettage is to ensure that there are no residual products of pregnancy, avoid bleeding after induced abortion, reduce the occurrence of infection, and ensure the balance of endometrial growth. It can be said that retained products of pregnancy after induced abortion is one of the complications of induced abortion.

Currently, curettage is performed manually, using a dilator to support the uterus, and then a spoon-like object is inserted into the uterus to scrape it. It is not very painful, but it is also uncomfortable. Curettage should have no effect on the body, but the surgeon must not be bad. If the operation is not done cleanly, it will have to be done again. No one can bear to go through this twice.

See if there is still bleeding ten days after induced abortion. If not, it means it is clean. At this time, go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound to see what it says. If you do not feel any special discomfort now, you can consider continuing to have regular B-ultrasound examinations. If the next B-ultrasound examination results still show foreign matter or residues in the uterus, then consider early uterine curettage treatment.

If you do not feel any special discomfort now, you can consider continuing to have regular B-ultrasound examinations. If the next B-ultrasound examination results still show foreign matter or residues in the uterus, then consider early uterine curettage treatment. There is a direct relationship between uneven endometrium and miscarriage

Generally, uterine cleaning is not needed after induced labor, because induced labor and childbirth are of the same nature, and are almost complete. However, there are a few cases where induced labor is not completely clean, and there are some placental residues. However, most induced labors will be checked by B-ultrasound. Did your friend have a B-ultrasound after induced labor? If it was checked clean at that time, perhaps there was gynecological inflammation afterwards, and some blood clots. If no examination was done, and you do B-ultrasound now, you can see clearly what the problem is. If it is really an incomplete induced labor, if there are a lot of residues, you need to do uterine cleaning, and if there are few, you can take some medicine to expel them.

The above article explains to us in detail whether it is necessary to have a uterine cleaning after induced abortion. Many people think that it is not necessary to have a uterine cleaning, but this varies from person to person and cannot be generalized. If the uterus is not cleaned, it will cause inflammation, so it still depends on the doctor's judgment.