How many days should I rest after having an abortion?

Artificial abortion is the use of some external means to terminate pregnancy. The most commonly used methods are medical abortion and artificial abortion. Of course, the most commonly used is artificial abortion, which is referred to as "artificial abortion". Artificial abortion is very harmful to the human body. In mild cases, it will destroy the vitality of the human body, and in severe cases, it will lead to death. Therefore, it is particularly important to choose a regular hospital for abortion surgery.

Generally speaking, you need to stay in bed for the first three days after an abortion, and it is appropriate to rest for 15 days. Going to work too early after an abortion is not good for the body's recovery, and it is too tiring. If you don't get enough rest, women will suffer from diseases. If you really can't rest, then you should choose a regular hospital to do the best painless abortion surgery before the abortion. If you work immediately after the surgery, it is best not to be too tired, pay more attention to rest, and have rich nutrition.

Therefore, the corresponding opinions and suggestions are that after abortion, you must pay attention to the quantity, quality, and mutual matching of various foods, eat more easily digestible foods, fully supplement various nutrients, and eat more foods rich in protein, vitamins, inorganic salts, and iron.

Do not eat irritating foods, such as chili peppers, wine, vinegar, pepper, ginger, etc., and do not eat cold foods such as crabs, snails, and clams. Do not eat or eat less greasy, raw and cold food. Doctors should explain the medication method, efficacy and possible side effects to the recipients, and the recipients should choose voluntarily.

Nowadays, the age group for abortion surgery is generally tending to be younger, which also indicates the seriousness of the problem. How to convey correct safety knowledge to teenagers, avoid the risks caused by abortion, try not to let adolescent patients become "victims" on the operating table, improve the safety of surgery, and protect them together.