Inflammation after medical abortion

Medical abortion is now the method chosen by many people who have unexpected pregnancies, mainly because this method avoids surgery and is more convenient in terms of time scheduling. However, this method also has great risks. If it is not performed properly, it may cause inflammation of the body and even cause other gynecological diseases, leading to serious sequelae. So at this time, how can women find relief?

1. Medical abortion is limited to pregnancy within 49 days. There are two types of pregnancy tissues in the uterus: 1. gestational sac, 2. decidua. Medical abortion is to prevent the fetal sac from continuing to grow and develop in the uterine cavity and expel it from the body through contraction. The expulsion of the gestational sac during medical abortion is considered the end of the abortion. Since the decidua is not completely contracted and expelled, the contraction of the uterus is restricted and the bleeding time will be relatively long. In some women who have had abortion, relaxation of the cervix may lead to retrograde infection and abdominal pain. A follow-up examination is required 2 weeks after medical abortion. It is recommended that you have a follow-up examination in time and decide whether treatment is needed based on the examination results.

2. You can take Acanthopanax Biochemical Granules and Cephalexin, and then pay attention to rest and strengthen nutrition. Suggestions: Do not engage in heavy physical labor or strenuous activities within half a month, and avoid contact with cold water. Eat more fish, meat, eggs, bean products, protein-rich foods and fresh vegetables rich in vitamins to speed up your body's recovery.

3. Is it an upper respiratory tract inflammation, or has it spread to the lungs and bronchi? If it is a lower respiratory tract inflammation, the treatment time will be relatively long. If the doctor says it is just an upper respiratory tract infection, it will generally get better after taking the medicine for about three days. If it doesn't get better, you need to consider the possibility that the medicine may not be used correctly. Suggestions: It is recommended to provide more detailed medical conditions, such as where the inflammation occurs, what medicines have been used, how many days the patient has been ill, and other symptoms.

4. If the condition is not particularly serious, it is best for pregnant women not to take medicine or get injections. All medications are prohibited during the first three months of pregnancy because the first three months are the critical period for embryo formation. Suggestions: It is recommended that you should be cautious when taking medication during pregnancy. It is better to go to the hospital for examination and follow the doctor's advice. If the condition is serious, you can get injections and infusions.