Abortion surgery can cause significant harm to the patient's body, therefore it is advisable to choose a reputable hospital for the procedure. After surgery, it is also important to pay attention to rest, maintenance, and physical and mental health. After the surgery, it is also important to promptly go to the hospital for a follow-up examination. So how long does it take to have a follow-up examination after early pregnancy abortion?
The time for early pregnancy abortion follow-up varies depending on the situation. Generally speaking, if there are no special circumstances, it is within about a week or 10 days. After induced abortion, the vagina will bleed and the patient's vagina will clean up in about 10 days. So at this time, going to the hospital for a follow-up mainly involves checking whether the size of the uterus has recovered, understanding the condition of the uterine cavity, and observing whether there is any residual pregnancy tissue. If the ultrasound condition is good, there is no need for further surgery. If the condition is not good, a second curettage is required.
If there is significant vaginal bleeding or special circumstances such as abdominal pain after abortion surgery, it is advisable to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. This is not limited to a follow-up time of about one week to prevent delaying treatment and worsening the condition. This may be due to residual infection or poor uterine involution in the patient. If the amount of bleeding is large and not treated in a timely manner, patients are prone to anemia and even shock, which should be taken seriously.
Re examination of abortion surgery should be conducted one week after the surgery, and then every other week. Re examination should also be conducted after the menstrual cycle is completely clean. Therefore, it is important to remember the timing and constantly observe one's physical condition.
