Leucorrhea turns yellow one month after induced abortion

The reason why leucorrhea is yellow after induced abortion is that there is no very good anti-inflammatory treatment after the induced abortion operation. Because the leucorrhea caused by inflammation turns yellowish, it is necessary to take care of women's health, maintain the uterus and ovaries, and eat more nourishing foods such as red beans, red dates, and wolfberries in the daily diet. What should I do if my vaginal discharge is yellow after induced abortion?

If the leucorrhea is yellow after abortion, you need to take extra care to keep your body warm, avoid eating raw and cold food, and avoid eating irritating food. Fish and seafood are inflammatory foods and should be avoided as much as possible. In addition, women should take care of their uterus and ovaries, especially after abortion, which may cause inflammation. If your private parts are itchy, you should not scratch them with your hands to avoid infection, which can easily lead to gynecological diseases.

After induced abortion, the leucorrhea turned yellow and basically, even after surgical treatment, the recovery was not quick enough. At this time, you must pay attention to the hygiene of the lower body, keep it clean, change underwear in time, avoid infection and cause other gynecological diseases, especially yellow leucorrhea. If not treated in time, it is likely to cause cervical erosion, vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease and other symptoms.

If the leucorrhea is yellow after abortion, you need to pay attention to daily hygiene, try not to rush into sex, take more care of your body, clean your underwear in time, and it is best to stay in bed, eat more nutritious foods, avoid spicy and irritating foods, maintain a good mood, listen to more music, and relax.

What is the whole process of induced labor like?

Generally speaking, the process of induced labor can be divided into pre-operative examination, completion of surgery, and post-operative medical care.

Examination before surgery: Examination before induction of labor generally includes full body examination, gynecological examination, B-ultrasound, routine leucorrhea examination, routine urine examination, etc. Through the inspection of the above-mentioned various items, it is possible to understand whether the woman undergoing abortion has intrauterine pregnancy, determine the cleanliness of leucorrhea, check the size of the uterus, and whether she has accepted anesthesia, etc.

When the operation is completed: the woman undergoing abortion enters the surgical preparation room, takes off her coat and enters the clinic, lies on the operating table, spreads her legs and fixes them on the support frame; then a trocar is used to pass 100 mg of the drug through the pregnant mother's abdominal cavity and into the placenta, which can start uterine contraction within 36 hours and expel the fetus. After the fetus is expelled, a curettage is required. During the whole process of curettage, anesthetics can be injected, and painless induction of labor can also be used. The duration of the entire surgical procedure depends on the woman's gestational age, the size of her gestational sac, her physical condition, and other factors.

Postoperative care: After induced abortion, women should take in plenty of protein, vitamins, carbonates and other nutrients, pay attention to bed rest, maintain cleanliness and so on.