Why can't you eat pigeons after medical abortion?

Pigeons are a relatively nutritious food. They are rich in protein and of high quality, making them a very good ingredient for maintaining the body. After an abortion, a woman's body is in an extremely weak state and she needs to supplement a large amount of protein to ensure the functioning of her body. Some people believe that pigeons cannot be eaten after medical abortion, but in fact, pigeons can still be eaten after artificial abortion, which is of great help to the recovery of women's bodies.

1. It is best to go to a large authoritative obstetrics and gynecology hospital for examination. If there is vaginal bleeding after taking the medicine for medical abortion, continue to take the medicine and do not stop taking it. Use a spittoon for urination and defecation, and pay attention to whether there is any tissue discharged. If you have any, you need to see a doctor for examination. If vaginal bleeding is more than twice the amount of menstrual flow, you should seek medical attention immediately and be closely observed, and the obstetrician and gynecologist will handle it as appropriate.

2. Some pregnant women experience mild nausea, vomiting, dizziness, fatigue, lower abdominal pain and other discomforts after taking medication for medical abortion. Some may also develop a rash, but generally no treatment is required.

Medical abortion is a relatively minor type of abortion, but you still need to rest after taking the medicine.

Opinion: 1. No matter how much bleeding occurs, sexual intercourse is prohibited before menstruation. This is because the cervix is ​​in a relaxed state during medical abortion, and the effect of tissue bacteria entering the uterine cavity is weakened. At the same time, the blood sinus is open after the embryonic tissue is peeled off, making it easy to be infected by bacteria.

2. Do not take a bath, do vaginal douching, or swim within one month after medical abortion.

3. Use qualified sanitary napkins and toilet paper; change sanitary napkins frequently; do not wear chemical fiber underwear; change underwear every day.

4. If vaginal bleeding lasts for more than 7 days, antibiotics should be taken under the guidance of a doctor to prevent infection. If bleeding continues for more than two weeks, go to a large hospital to find out the cause and perform a curettage if necessary.

Vaginal bleeding is a common symptom of female reproductive organ diseases. Bleeding can come from the vulva, vagina, cervix and endometrium, but most often comes from the uterus. Although vaginal bleeding can be life-threatening, if it is caused by a benign disease, the prognosis is good; and if the amount of bleeding is small, it may also be the earliest symptom of a malignant tumor. If it is ignored, treatment will be delayed, leading to adverse consequences.