Will the lower body become loose after induced labor?

If after 12 weeks of pregnancy, the pregnancy needs to be terminated early due to reasons of the mother or the fetus, then induced abortion is generally necessary, because at this time the fetus is relatively large and the best time for painless abortion has been missed. The induction of labor is actually similar to the steps of normal delivery. It requires the use of drugs to stimulate uterine contraction and then allow the fetus to be discharged. Many people will be concerned about whether doing so will cause the vagina to become loose. In fact, this is also a very real question. So will such a situation occur? If so, how should it be restored? Let's briefly introduce it below.

Induction of labor is divided into mid-term induction of labor and late-term induction of labor. Mid-term induction of labor is generally between 12 and 28 weeks, and more than 28 weeks is a late-term induction of labor. The induction process generally requires the use of a cervical dilator, and the vagina will also expand when the fetus is expelled. In this case, the collagen fibers in the vagina will be ruptured due to stretching, and the elasticity will decrease, and of course relaxation will occur. If the fetus is larger, the relaxation will be more serious. For example, many people who give birth naturally feel vaginal relaxation after giving birth.

Vaginal relaxation will have a certain impact on the couple's life, so many women will be more worried about this aspect, but there is no need to care too much. After all, the fetus is relatively small in the case of induced abortion. And with the gradual change of time, the elasticity of the vagina will also recover. This is related to age and personal physical fitness. Young women will recover faster. Normally, they can also do some anal contraction postures by themselves, which is the feeling of holding back urine halfway through.

Therefore, if an induced abortion is performed, it is equivalent to a small delivery. The fetus needs to be discharged through the vagina, which will of course cause the vagina to expand and its elasticity to decrease, resulting in vaginal relaxation. However, with the passage of time, it will gradually recover and will not have a significant impact on daily life. If you feel the situation is serious, you can also undergo vaginal tightening surgery or do more anal contraction exercises on a regular basis.