How long does it take to insert the medicine after abortion?

Abortion is a method for women to terminate pregnancy. Generally, abortion is used to terminate pregnancy within 100 days of pregnancy. At this time, the fetus is still relatively small, so except for some pain, there is no great harm to the female body as long as it is maintained. However, some people still worry about gynecological diseases because abortion will leave some sequelae. So how long after an abortion can the medicine be inserted?

However, you should not have sex within one month after abortion. Having sex too early can easily lead to cervical infection. Please pay attention to your own hygiene, rest, and avoid catching a cold.

Although there is no vaginal bleeding two days after an abortion, vaginal medications cannot be used for the time being. You can use a wash liquid to clean the vulva, rinse the vulva with 2% to 4% soda water before going to bed, and then apply 0.5% to 1% gentian violet solution to the vulva, which can effectively relieve itching. It is worth mentioning that if you want to prevent water from entering the vagina and use vaginal medication, you cannot use suppositories if there is no bleeding 2 days after the abortion. It is recommended to start using suppositories after the first menstruation after an abortion to prevent intrauterine infection. .

Once the vaginal bleeding stops, vaginal medication can be applied. If you have candidal vaginitis, the principle is to get it treated before having an abortion, otherwise you are likely to develop pelvic inflammatory disease. Take oral anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent infection, take itraconazole capsules to treat candidal vaginitis. In addition, pay attention to hygiene and do not clean the vagina excessively. Wear loose cotton underwear, boil the underwear and sheets in boiling water and dry them in the sun, and eat a light diet. Take medication regularly to completely cure the disease and avoid recurrence.

There will be a certain amount of bleeding after an artificial abortion. Usually the amount of bleeding is about the same as the amount of menstruation, and it will gradually stop in about a week. If there is a certain inflammation in the uterine cavity or a certain vaginitis, some suppositories need to be used externally. If the bleeding has stopped, suppositories can be used for conditioning and treatment. However, if there is a small amount of bleeding, suppositories are not suitable for conditioning.