Can I detect it after one year of abortion?

The part that needs to recover the most after an abortion is the uterus. Although the operation is not major, it still causes some damage to the uterus and needs to be repaired after the operation. But can the recovery of the uterus be detected one year after the abortion? If the uterus recovers well, it will not affect future pregnancies, but if the recovery is not good, it will cause greater trouble. Therefore, women should pay attention to their gynecological diseases and ensure that inflammation is treated promptly.

In fact, under normal circumstances, doctors will not specifically check whether the patient has a history of miscarriage, and from the perspective of professional ethics, doctors will not inform patients and their families of these specific circumstances.

If an ultrasound is performed, it may be impossible to detect the disease if the uterus has recovered well enough. This actually involves the issue of recovery after abortion. If the uterus recovers well enough and there are no inflammation problems left, and it has no impact on future fertility, then abortion will not be a big problem.

So, if you have to have an abortion, how can you better repair the uterus?

1. For artificial abortion, you must choose a regular and professional hospital to avoid bacterial infection caused by improper operating environment and operation, which may lead to pelvic adnexitis.

2. It is recommended to rest in bed for a few days after an artificial abortion to avoid excessive fatigue and cold. You can eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins.

3. After the abortion, you should also pay attention to keeping your private parts clean and hygienic, avoid having sex within one month, and observe vaginal bleeding. If the bleeding lasts for more than a week and is accompanied by abnormal conditions such as abdominal pain, go to the hospital in time.

4. Take contraceptive measures to avoid unwanted pregnancy again.

However, if there are problems that may affect pregnancy when preparing for pregnancy, female friends are advised to tell the doctor their medical history truthfully to avoid misdiagnosis and miss the chance of pregnancy.