How long does it take to go back to work after a painless abortion?

Normally, for painless abortion surgery, the patient can return to work after two weeks of physical recovery. Abortion surgery is a last resort way to save an unexpected pregnancy. National laws and regulations stipulate that female employees who have a miscarriage within four months of pregnancy are entitled to maternity leave of no less than two weeks. Therefore, you can basically go back to work after taking a two-week break. However, the prerequisite is good postpartum recovery. If there is heavy vaginal bleeding after miscarriage, or severe abdominal pain, or symptoms of secondary intrauterine infection, further treatment is required, and you cannot resume work even after two weeks. In addition, because the harm of abortion to women is irreversible regardless of whether it is painless or not, it is necessary to take good contraceptive measures to avoid abortion surgery.

In addition, patients should observe vaginal bleeding after surgery, avoid excessive exercise, and maintain a stable mood, all of which are beneficial to the body's repair.

Generally, you can go back to work after resting for more than ten days after a painless abortion, but you also need to look at it realistically based on your physical recovery condition and the characteristics of your work. If you are weak or tired from work, you need to rest for a while. If you are in good physical condition and feel well recovered, and can bear the intensity and pressure of the work, you can consider assigning work to you as appropriate. After the operation, you should avoid having sex for one month, keep warm, maintain daily cleanliness of your private parts, and try not to eat raw, cold, spicy, or high-calorie foods to avoid indigestion.

After painless abortion, how long you can go back to work is usually determined by the patient's health condition. According to national requirements, you can take a 25-day vacation after an abortion. Of course, some companies also have different vacation lengths based on their own requirements. Most patients can move around freely and go back to work 1-2 days after undergoing abortion surgery. If a minor accident occurs during the operation, such as uterine perforation or heavy bleeding, hospitalization for observation may be required, and the hospitalization time will be relatively longer.