How long does it take to rest after a painless abortion?

Compared with traditional abortion, painless abortion reduces the patient's surgical pain during the operation, but the risk factor of painless abortion is relatively high. Because anesthetics are injected during the painless abortion process, there is a possibility that the doctor's technical skills are not up to standard, causing secondary damage to the woman's uterus. After the painless abortion surgery, women also need to focus on the recovery of their bodies. How long does it take to recover under normal circumstances?

After a normal painless abortion, if there are no other complications, you can resume your normal life after resting for 2 weeks. Painless abortion surgery is just ordinary abortion surgery with intravenous anesthesia added. The operation is the same as the intrauterine operation, which will cause certain damage to the endometrium and uterus.

After the operation, antibiotics are routinely given to prevent infection, and drugs to promote uterine recovery are given, such as Motherwort Granules, Kangfuyan Capsules, or Postpartum Blood-Removing Capsules. Postoperative bleeding should stop within 2 weeks, which is about 14 days, and the cervix will close within 2 weeks. If there are no abnormalities, you can fully resume your normal life after 2 weeks of regular rest after the operation. However, resuming sexual life should wait until more than 1 month after the operation.

Painless abortion is now performed under intravenous anesthesia, which is a great advancement in modern medicine and anesthesiology. It avoids the physical pain and mental fear that pregnant women in the past experienced, reduces the occurrence of some surgical complications, and increases the safety of surgery. Because of anesthesia, the patient is more relaxed, and it is also easier for the doctor to operate when the patient is relaxed, so painless abortion should be widely promoted and used. You should rest for 2 weeks after the operation. Some patients are in a hurry to go back to work, which is also not good. If you go back to work before the uterus has fully recovered, it may affect your future reproductive function. Sexual intercourse and bathing should be prohibited for one month after the operation to prevent infection. Artificial abortion can only be used as a remedial measure for contraceptive failure and cannot be used as a common birth control method. It may cause damage to the cervix and uterine cavity, infection of the reproductive tract, inflammatory adhesions of the fallopian tubes, infertility, irregular menstruation, etc. Women who have never given birth should try not to do it. It is often encountered in clinical practice that there are still many patients who cannot get pregnant again after having sex, so active contraceptive measures should be taken in normal times.