Do women have to have uterine cleaning after induced abortion?

As people's minds become more open, induced abortion is no longer a taboo topic. Around us, more and more women have unexpected pregnancies due to improper protection measures or other problems. But we also know that some women have abortions because they do not want children or have work problems. There are many ways to abort a child, and induced labor is one of them. Induced labor is very harmful to women's health, but induced labor is very rough and can cause great harm to women. So, must women have a uterine cleaning after induced labor?

Generally speaking, there is no need for uterine cleaning after induced labor, but because each person's situation is different, some people need uterine cleaning after induced labor. The purpose of performing uterine curettage after induced labor is to prevent residual gestational sac and ensure complete abortion to achieve the purpose of terminating pregnancy. Whether or not uterine curettage is needed after induced abortion depends on the examination results after the induced abortion. In some cases, women need uterine curettage:

1. Incomplete induced labor: The main clinical manifestations of incomplete induced labor are low back and abdominal pain, prolonged bleeding time, heavy bleeding, etc. In addition, if the induced labor is incomplete and there is a lot of residual tissue in the uterine cavity, problems such as heavy bleeding and infection may occur. In severe cases, heavy bleeding may even be life-threatening, so it should not be taken lightly.

2. Whether induced labor requires uterine curettage depends on the examination results. Sometimes, if there is residue in the uterine cavity after induced labor, uterine curettage is required to avoid heavy bleeding and life-threatening consequences. If vaginal bleeding or fever occurs after induced abortion, the cause should be identified, and residual tissue in the uterine cavity should be removed to stop bleeding and avoid the presence of infection sources.

Through the above introduction, we know the answer to the question of whether women must undergo uterine curettage after induced labor. That is, whether to induce labor depends on the specific situation. If the induced labor is incomplete, a uterine curettage operation is required. If the induced labor is very successful, there is no need for uterine curettage. We all know that induced labor has a great impact on women's health. Therefore, women must pay attention to rest and nutrition after induced labor so that they can recover as soon as possible. Also, for the sake of women's health, it is best not to have children within one year.