How long after abortion can I go back to work? Medical experts will tell you

In this very open era, many people have children before marriage, so abortion has become very common. It is worth mentioning that women need to get enough rest after the abortion, otherwise it will seriously affect their physical health.

1. How long after abortion can I go back to work?

How long after abortion can I go back to work? The state stipulates that if a female employee has a miscarriage (including induced abortion) before 4 months of pregnancy, she shall enjoy maternity leave of no less than 2 weeks; if she has a miscarriage (including induced abortion) after 4 months of pregnancy, she shall enjoy maternity leave of no less than 6 weeks.

Artificial abortion is only a last resort remedy after an unexpected pregnancy, and women must never use it as a routine means of terminating pregnancy. Once you need an abortion, you must not rush to seek medical treatment. You must go to a regular hospital for treatment. You must not go to a private doctor or quack doctor to avoid sowing the seeds of disaster. In addition, before having an abortion, you should go to the hospital to check whether there is any inflammation in the vagina, cervix, and pelvis. If there is inflammation, you should get treatment first before having an artificial abortion. In addition, you should pay attention to rest and reproductive hygiene after the operation, especially avoid having sexual intercourse too early, so as to reduce the occurrence of infertility after artificial abortion.

2. How long after abortion can you go out?

How long after an abortion can I go out? You should rest for two weeks after the abortion. It is not suitable to engage in strenuous physical activities and heavy mental work. You cannot take a bath or swim within one month after the operation. Avoid eating ginseng, deer antlers, etc. The body's resistance decreases after the operation. You should pay attention to local hygiene to prevent infection. You should pay attention to contraception within six months after the operation to allow the uterus to recover better.

3. How long does it take to recover after abortion?

After an abortion, a normal woman's fertility can recover quickly. It has been reported that 83% of women can resume ovulation in the first cycle after abortion, and the earliest ovulation can be resumed on the 11th day after surgery. If improper contraceptive measures are taken after abortion, and repeated miscarriages occur within a short period of time, not only will the uterus be injured again, but the risk of cervical, uterine and pelvic infections will increase. The incidence of pelvic inflammatory disease and uterine and cervical adhesions after surgery will be higher, which will affect future fertility.

Among the general contraceptive measures after abortion, in addition to some women who have no plans to have children in the near future who may consider directly inserting an IUD, oral contraceptives can inhibit ovarian ovulation, change the endocrine mucus of the cervix, and prevent sperm and egg from combining to form a fertilized egg, thereby achieving the effect of contraception. Fertility can be restored after stopping the medication, which is relatively convenient and effective.