
Post-Abortion Care and Recovery Guidelines
She is unable to have children, so she chose to have an abortion. She would like to ask the doctor about the precautions and recovery methods after a surgical abortion.

Recovery after an induced abortion is beneficial to a woman's health. The following are some points to note and suggestions for convalescence:
1. Rest and activity: Adequate rest is needed after surgery. It is recommended to stay in bed as much as possible for the first 24-48 hours, after which light activities can be gradually increased. However, strenuous exercise should be avoided for at least one week.
2. Bleeding observation: Mild bleeding after surgery is normal. However, if the bleeding is heavier than a normal menstrual period or lasts for an unusually long time, prompt medical attention should be sought.
3. Infection prevention: Follow the doctor's instructions for the use of antibiotics, maintain cleanliness and dryness of the external genital area, and avoid tub bathing and sexual intercourse for at least two weeks.
If symptoms such as fever, abnormal pain, excessive bleeding, or other discomforts occur, prompt medical attention is recommended.