What to do if you don't want to get pregnant during breastfeeding

Many people become pregnant during their breastfeeding period because they have sex and are in the ovulation stage. In fact, you can get your period and get pregnant during breastfeeding, so you need to be especially careful. Although pregnancy and breastfeeding are not too conflicting, they may have a certain impact. If you don't want to get pregnant temporarily, you can choose abortion.

What to do if you are pregnant during breastfeeding?

Pregnant women who are breastfeeding should go to the hospital for a check-up to avoid missing the best time for an abortion. Whether you can continue breastfeeding should be based on the child's adaptation and physical recovery. If you are sure you can't keep the baby, then you have to have an abortion. However, medical abortion takes a long time, and it usually takes 3 days of medication to get the feces discharged. It may not be completely discharged at once, and you may have to have another artificial abortion. In addition, you cannot breastfeed while taking the medicine.

You can also have an artificial abortion directly, which is quick. Artificial abortion is divided into two types: painless and painful. The former is performed under general anesthesia, which does not hurt the patient, but the patient must stop breastfeeding on the same day and wait for the drug to be completely metabolized (generally, the general anesthesia is completed in 6 hours, but there are individual differences), and then breastfeed. Painful abortion is a normal abortion, which generally does not require any drugs and will not affect breastfeeding, but will be a little painful. Regardless of the method, you must ask clearly whether you need to take anti-inflammatory drugs, and tell the doctor that you are breastfeeding so that the doctor can choose antibiotics that you can take during breastfeeding.

What to do if you are pregnant during breastfeeding?

Breastfeeding is not recommended after pregnancy because hormone secretion in the body changes, affecting milk secretion.

If you are sure you cannot keep the baby, then you have no choice but to have an abortion. However, medical abortion takes a long time, usually you have to take medicine for 3 days in a row before the feces can be discharged. It may not be completely discharged in one go, and you may have to undergo another artificial abortion. Moreover, you cannot breastfeed while taking the medicine. It is better to have an artificial abortion directly. Ordinary abortion usually does not require any medication and will not affect breastfeeding. If there is no special medication, it is generally recommended to continue breastfeeding for two weeks after surgery. Pay attention to rest and strengthen nutrition.