Is it normal to have stomach pain after painless abortion?

In today's society, unexpected pregnancies are very common, especially among many couples. Because they are still young and lack experience in sexual life, they do not know how to use contraception correctly during sexual life, which is the main cause of unexpected pregnancies. We would like to remind all girls that if an unexpected pregnancy occurs, they must go to a regular hospital for an abortion. Some people will experience abdominal pain after an abortion. Is this normal?

Is it normal to have stomach pain after painless abortion?

It is normal for female friends to have slight stomach pain after painless abortion surgery. This slight stomach pain will gradually disappear during the recovery. Some female friends feel severe abdominal pain after painless abortion surgery. At this time, they need to go to the hospital for examination in time to determine whether the uterus is in good condition.

1. Painless abortion surgery requires the surgeon to penetrate deep into the woman's uterus to remove the gestational sac tissue in the uterus. Therefore, it is easy to scratch the uterine wall during the removal process. During the operation, the woman cannot feel pain because she is in anesthesia, but once the operation is completed, the woman will feel pain after regaining normal consciousness.

2. Some female friends experience mild abdominal pain and a shorter pain duration after painless abortion. This is because the painless abortion operation goes smoothly, the quality of the operation is high, and no excessive damage is caused to the uterine wall. Some female friends experience severe abdominal pain after painless abortion surgery. This is most likely because the inner wall of the uterus was severely damaged due to improper operation during the operation. This situation will not only cause severe abdominal pain, but may also cause irregular bleeding in the uterus.

3. In order to prevent the body from getting infected after painless abortion surgery, you should choose a regular, professional large hospital for medical surgery. After the operation, you should also adjust your personal hygiene by washing your private parts every day, keeping the vulva clean and dry, try not to take a bath in a tub, change your underwear frequently, and refrain from sexual intercourse within one month after the operation, because the uterus has not fully recovered. If you have sexual intercourse at this time, the body is very likely to be infected by bacteria.

In addition to paying attention to personal hygiene and living habits, you should also pay attention to eating habits, try to avoid high-fat foods, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables to replenish vitamins in the body, and eat more protein-rich foods, such as milk, soy milk, eggs, lean meat, and chicken. Try to avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, as spicy and irritating foods are not conducive to wound healing.