How long after a miscarriage can I stop taking medication?

How long after a miscarriage can you stop taking medication? This is a question many people want to ask. No one is willing to take medication, but many women do not take proper contraceptive measures when having sex with men and become pregnant, but do not want the child. They don’t know how long to take medication after the abortion. So, let’s learn about it today.

Generally, there will be 7-14 days of bleeding after an abortion, and the amount of bleeding will not exceed the normal amount of menstruation. However, if the amount of bleeding exceeds the normal amount of menstruation, or the bleeding time is too long, or abdominal pain occurs, the possibility of incomplete abortion cannot be ruled out. You need to go to the hospital for a clear diagnosis and take appropriate treatment measures. Generally, medication for one week is sufficient, and pay attention to combining with B-ultrasound reexamination.

Things to note about flow:

After an abortion, you should pay attention to rest. You cannot go to work immediately. You should rest in bed for 2 or 3 days to let your body recover first, and then slowly get out of bed and move around. It is not suitable to do a lot of physical activities after an abortion. Pay attention to proper rest and do not do things that require too much attention, such as reading and watching TV, which will easily cause mental fatigue. You can watch appropriately, but not for a long time.

Pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness after abortion, especially the cleanliness of the vulva. The cervix has not completely closed after abortion, and the endometrium also has a repair process. Therefore, there will be bleeding at the beginning. During this period, you must change sanitary napkins frequently. The sanitary napkins used should be comfortable and soft, and underwear should be changed and washed frequently to avoid bacterial growth, because the unsanitary environment outside can cause some inflammation.