Can I take a shower 15 days after a medical abortion?

Many women choose to have a medical abortion after an unexpected pregnancy, because medical abortion is not only less painful to the human body, but this is based on the premise that the abortion can be complete. If it is not complete, a uterine cleaning is still required, which is more painful. After the abortion, women should start the "small confinement period". At this time, they should not eat too much or work too hard, and should also pay attention to rest more. So, can you take a shower 15 days after the medical abortion? Let’s take a look together below!

1. You can take a bath, but keep warm and avoid catching a cold. If you have abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding, it is likely caused by uterine contraction. You can treat it according to the doctor's instructions. If there is still vaginal bleeding after one week, you must undergo a curettage.

2. Pay attention to proper activities, do not always lie flat, and pay attention to keeping the vulva clean to avoid ascending infection due to prolonged bleeding.

3. After medical abortion, since your body is relatively weak, it is recommended not to take a bath or wash your hair in the short term to avoid catching a cold. The bleeding time after medical abortion is relatively long. It is not recommended to take a bath or wash your hair too early.

4. Bathing in a tub is not recommended for half a month. Avoid spicy food.

5. No sexual intercourse within one month. Eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, lean meat, fresh fish, eggs, milk or soy products, etc.

The above briefly introduces the matters that women should pay attention to after miscarriage, as well as the question of whether they can take a bath half a month after medical abortion. In fact, as long as you pay attention to keeping warm and avoid catching cold, you can still take a bath. Because there is a lot of bleeding after miscarriage, you still need to pay attention to your own hygiene to prevent infection.