Dry stool after abortion

Women are very weak after abortion, so they must pay attention to nutritional supplements. Most women are worried about miscarriage or childbirth, and are infected with some gynecological diseases and hemorrhoids. This disease is very troublesome for women and may be carried for life. If women have dry stools after abortion, they must try their best to complete the first bowel movement. So what should I do if my stool is dry after abortion?

Termination of pregnancy by artificial or medical methods within 3 months of pregnancy is called early pregnancy termination, also known as artificial abortion. Suggestions: Although abortion is a relatively safe minor surgery, it will cause trauma to the endometrium and cervix. If you do not pay attention to the postoperative care, it may cause gynecological inflammation, menstrual disorders, cervical closure, uterine adhesions, secondary infertility and other adverse results, which will have a certain impact on the next pregnancy and delivery. Therefore, you must pay attention to the following care at home after the operation:

1. Generally, you need to rest for half a month or a month. Because the uterus has new trauma and vaginal bleeding is prone to retrograde infection, you are prohibited from taking a bath before the blood is cleaned. You are prohibited from having sex within one month.

2. Pay attention to genital hygiene, such as washing the vulva every day, but be careful not to let sewage flow into the vagina.

3. During the rest period, you should do some activities to help discharge the blood in the uterus. Do not stay in bed all day.

4. Pay attention to nutritional matching and ensure protein intake, such as eggs, milk, fish, poultry, meat, etc. At the same time, eat more vegetables and fruits. But be careful to eat less raw food, cold food and hard food to avoid irritating the intestines and causing indigestion. You can take some soups and medicinal food according to your own preferences under the guidance of a doctor.

5. Take antibiotics and drugs that promote uterine contraction prescribed by the doctor on time.