I always want to go to the toilet after having an abortion.

When a woman becomes pregnant unexpectedly, she usually chooses to have an abortion. For women who have already decided to have an abortion, the operation should be done as soon as possible, because the longer the time is delayed, the greater the damage the woman will suffer. And after the abortion, good medical care is also needed. So, why do you always want to go to the toilet after an abortion?

Most women experience increased urination in the early stages of pregnancy, which is affected by the estrogen in the body. If you still want to go to the toilet after an abortion, it is usually because the estrogen level in the body has not recovered. This is a very normal situation and there is no need to worry too much. It takes a long time for the estrogen level in women's bodies to decrease, and it usually gets better after a few days.

If you still feel like going to the toilet a few days after the abortion, you may have a urinary tract infection. Women's resistance is low after abortion, and they are very prone to urinary tract infection, which will cause increased urination. At this time, you need to go to the hospital for a physical examination to see what microorganisms you are infected with and then start treatment.

Women must take good care of themselves after abortion. They cannot take a bath or have sex during the recovery period. Abortion will cause a woman's uterus to dilate, and the endometrium of the uterus also needs a repair process. During the repair period, you should pay attention to the daily cleaning of your private parts. You should choose a shower instead of a bath to avoid bacterial infection.

How long does it take to get pregnant after abortion?

How long does it take to get pregnant after an abortion? After an abortion, it is best to wait a year before getting pregnant. If there are special circumstances, everyone must wait half a year before getting pregnant. If the interval between the second pregnancy is too short, the factors that led to the failure of the first pregnancy are likely to occur again. In addition, everyone should also master the following matters:

1. Various abortion operations require curettage or curettage to completely remove the embryonic tissue in the uterine cavity. During the operation, the uterine wall will suffer varying degrees of damage, and a relatively long recovery process is required after the operation. If you get pregnant too early, the uterine wall has not yet fully repaired, and it is difficult to maintain embryo implantation and growth, so it is easy to cause miscarriage.

2. After an abortion, the body of a woman is relatively weak and usually takes some time to recover. If she becomes pregnant again, due to lack of energy and poor nutrition, the fetus may not be fully developed or she may have a miscarriage.