Many women have undergone abortion surgery, which can damage their physical health and may also cause gynecological diseases such as vaginitis and uterine adhesions. If a woman experiences uterine adhesions, it can lead to reduced menstrual flow and even the possibility of amenorrhea. So, how can women prevent uterine adhesions after induced abortion?
If women who undergo induced abortion want to prevent uterine adhesions, they must undergo abortion surgery in a regular hospital. The doctors in these hospitals have extensive surgical experience and standardized procedures, resulting in a relatively low probability of postoperative complications and infections. In regular hospitals, abortion surgery is prone to complications, which can lead to intrauterine adhesions.
After a miscarriage, women must pay attention to personal hygiene and cleanliness. If not taken care of properly, it can easily lead to local infections and trigger some illnesses. If there is an infection in the uterine cavity, it is easy to cause uterine adhesions. So after abortion, deep cleaning should be carried out, such as using a cleaning device to directly flush the bottom of the uterus.
During the recovery period after abortion, it is necessary to frequently change one's personal clothing. Moreover, underwear should be washed separately and not washed together with other clothes, which can effectively prevent underwear from being contaminated. And after cleaning, it is best to expose it to the sun, which can have the effect of disinfection and sterilization.
