How to take care of your body after bleeding after curettage

Curettage is used on women as a form of abortion and is also the most traditional method. It is mostly used in remote villages. Currently, the most commonly used methods are painless abortion and medical abortion. Curettage, like abortion, must meet the same requirements before corresponding treatment can be carried out. Otherwise, the curettage will fail and the fetus cannot be successfully scraped out. There is bleeding after curettage. How should patients take care of their bodies after bleeding?

Curettage has very low risks and can stop bleeding and help diagnose diseases including infection, cancer, infertility, and other conditions. Normally, once the patient feels well enough (usually the same day), they can resume normal activities. If vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal cramps and back pain persist for several days after the operation, you can take painkillers to relieve the pain. The use of internal menstrual tampons is not recommended within a few weeks, and sexual intercourse is not recommended within a few days.

1. Pay attention to rest and improve nutrition. After the curettage, you should rest in bed for 2 to 3 days, then you can get out of bed and move around, gradually increasing the time you spend on activities. Do not engage in heavy physical labor and avoid contact with cold water within half a month after curettage. It takes about a month for the uterus to recover after curettage. Therefore, we should pay attention to increasing nutrition, taking in adequate protein, enhancing the body's resistance to disease, and promoting the early repair of injured organs. After the curettage, you should eat more protein-rich foods such as fish, meat, eggs, and bean products, as well as fresh vegetables rich in vitamins to speed up your body's recovery.

2. Keep the vulva clean and hygienic, and avoid sexual intercourse. After curettage, the cervix has not yet closed and the endometrium also has a repair process. During this period, special attention should be paid to keeping the vulva clean and hygienic. Do not take a bath in a tub within half a month after the operation to prevent unclean water from entering the vagina, leading to bacterial invasion and infection. Avoid sexual intercourse within one month after curettage.

3. Observe the bleeding situation and prevent the condition from worsening. If vaginal bleeding lasts for more than one week after curettage, and is accompanied by symptoms such as lower abdominal pain, fever, turbid and smelly leucorrhea, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

4. Pay attention to contraception to avoid pregnancy again. After curettage, the ovarian and uterine functions gradually recovered and the ovaries ovulated on schedule. If you don't stick to contraception, you will get pregnant again soon. Some women get pregnant again in the same month after having an abortion, which has a greater impact on the body. Therefore, reliable contraceptive measures should be chosen. Abortion can only be used as a remedial surgery as a last resort after contraceptive failure. Abortion should never be used as a contraceptive measure to protect the physical and mental health of women.

Bleeding after curettage is a normal phenomenon, but it also depends on the amount of bleeding. Excessive bleeding is also abnormal. It is recommended that patients do not go home immediately after the curettage operation. First observe the bleeding situation, and then observe whether there is any discomfort in the body, so as to carry out appropriate treatment. When the patient's bleeding is normal, postoperative care should be done well, including taking good care of the body in terms of diet, hygiene, rest, etc.