Is it okay not to have a follow-up check after uterine curettage?

Uterine curettage refers to the use of medical devices to clean the female uterus, which can remove excess substances inside the uterus. Women need to have regular check-ups after uterine curettage. If they do not have check-ups, it will easily affect their health and may easily lead to vaginal bleeding. At the same time, contraceptive measures are also needed after uterine curettage.

Is it okay not to have a follow-up check after uterine curettage?

After a uterine cleaning, women must follow the doctor's advice and go to the hospital for a follow-up examination. During the follow-up examination, a vaginal ultrasound can be done. We do not need to drink water or hold urine during a vaginal ultrasound. Many patients are afraid of infection during a vaginal ultrasound because the probe needs to be inserted deep into our vagina. In fact, when we are doing a vaginal ultrasound, the medical staff will put a condom on the probe, and the chance of infection is very small.

Female friends must pay attention to rest more after the curettage, because our body is particularly weak after the curettage, so it is best to work after resting for one to two weeks. You must also pay attention to nutrition in your diet. You can eat more fruits and vegetables high in vitamins, as well as lean meat and eggs high in protein. You cannot eat spicy food within one month after the operation. You must pay attention to hygiene after the curettage to avoid infection.

There will be blood flowing out of the vagina about seven days after uterine curettage. Everyone must pay attention. If the amount of bleeding is more than the usual amount of menstruation, or the bleeding time exceeds fifteen days, you must go to the hospital for examination in time. After the uterine curettage, you must take measures to keep warm, and after your body recovers, you must take contraceptive measures.

Uterine curettage is mainly used for special situations such as incomplete medical abortion or incomplete artificial abortion. It is recommended that patients go for a follow-up examination in time after the uterine curettage. During uterine curettage, the residual matter in the patient's uterine cavity usually lasts for a long time and is more likely to be adhered to the endometrium, so the possibility of residual matter in the uterine cavity is relatively high. If the patient does not go for a check-up in time, if there is residue in the uterine cavity again, it will easily cause infection for too long, causing destruction and damage to the endometrium and adhesion of the endometrium.