Will my stomach hurt if I have a medical abortion?

When the conditions are not ripe for a woman to become pregnant, she definitely cannot have a child and may need an abortion. In clinical practice, there are often two ways of abortion. The first is medical abortion, and the second is painless abortion. Relatively speaking, medical abortion is more suitable for friends who have not been pregnant for long, while painless abortion uses high technology to minimize women's pain. So, will medical abortion cause abdominal pain?

Generally speaking, within 15 days after the abortion, abdominal pain will occur and red or light red secretions will be discharged from the vagina. As time goes by, the amount of secretions varies. Some people bleed for a longer time, some may only bleed for 2-3 days, or even no bleeding. After the abortion, the uterus needs to gradually reduce and gradually stop. This vaginal bleeding phenomenon will recover in about one month due to the different physical conditions of each person. These are all normal.

Generally, abdominal pain after medical abortion mainly manifests as back pain and lower abdominal pain, which is considered to be caused by uterine contractions. It is not a big problem and will be relieved on its own. If abdominal pain occurs one week after the operation, there may be a possibility of intrauterine infection.

Some women often experience chronic abdominal pain after medical abortion, which may gradually disappear in about half a year or last for several years. The severity of chronic abdominal pain varies. Some patients may have mild symptoms, while others may have very severe symptoms. According to general requirements, it is necessary to rest for 3-4 days after medical abortion.

After a medical abortion, a woman's body will be relatively weak. She should pay attention to bed rest more, supplement her diet with some nutritious foods, and closely observe her physical condition. If any abnormalities are found, she should return to the hospital for observation in time. In addition to physical injuries, women's psychology will also be affected to a certain extent, which requires comfort from people around them.