Stomach pain after 5 days of curettage

Curettage is a very common surgical treatment, mainly for women who have just had a miscarriage or have just given birth. Curettage has a certain impact on people's health, and the patient's body needs a certain amount of time to recover after the curettage.

Generally speaking, it takes about ten days for the patient's body to recover, and during this period, the patient will have many bad symptoms, lower abdominal pain is one of them. So if the patient has lower abdominal pain on the fifth day after the curettage, there is no need to worry.

On the fifth day after the uterine curettage, the patient's body is still in the process of recovery, so it is very normal for pregnant women to experience lower abdominal pain at this time. This phenomenon is generally caused by the patient's uterine contractions, and it will naturally disappear until the patient's body recovers.

It is very common for patients to experience lower abdominal pain on the fifth day after curettage. This has no adverse effects on women's health. It is just a normal condition caused by curettage. This shows that the patient's body is recovering. At this time, the patient's lower abdominal pain is generally caused by uterine contractions, so there is no need to worry.

For women, the body has not recovered on the fifth day after the curettage, so it is very normal for women to have some bad symptoms at this time. There is no need to worry. Generally speaking, the fifth day after the curettage is the stage of uterine contraction. The lower abdominal pain of the patient at this time is caused by uterine contraction. Until the patient's uterine contraction is completed, there will naturally be no lower abdominal pain.

The above is a detailed introduction on whether it is normal for women to experience lower abdominal pain on the fifth day after curettage. I hope it can be of some help to everyone. The lower abdominal pain that women experience on the fifth day after curettage is mainly caused by uterine contractions. It is an inevitable situation and a manifestation of the patient's uterine repair. It has no effect on women's health, so everyone does not need to worry. Until the patient's body recovers, these adverse symptoms will naturally disappear.