Is it normal to have back pain after a painless abortion?

Lower back pain after painless abortion is generally a normal phenomenon. Of course, if the pain persists, it is not normal. It may be a symptom caused by intrauterine infection. You must pay attention to conditioning after the abortion. Women's physical condition is relatively poor after the abortion, and they are more susceptible to cold and germs. So I have to pay attention to keeping warm and keeping my private parts clean.

What to do if you have back pain after abortion

1. It is a problem of maintenance after painless abortion. After painless abortion, the body is weak. If you do not pay attention to diet, rest and keeping warm, it may leave some hidden dangers to the body, such as qi and blood deficiency, muscle strain, and wind and cold invasion, which may directly or indirectly cause low back pain. 2. It is a residual problem in the painless abortion surgery. It may be because during the painless abortion process, some blood stasis flowed into the female's pelvic cavity and blocked the pelvic cavity. It is also possible that the doctor caused the woman's uterus to shift during the curettage and pressed on the nerves in the waist. Another possibility is that the operation is not disinfected strictly, and bacteria invade during the operation and cause infection, which requires consideration of problems such as gynecological inflammation. 3. Incomplete abortion: Abortion surgery sometimes fails. Incomplete abortion means that the villi and decidual tissue in the uterine cavity cannot be completely removed during the operation. 4. After the operation, the uterus will undergo paroxysmal contractions in order to expel the remaining embryo and tissue from the uterus. At this time, the patient has paroxysmal attacks of abdominal pain, which are unbearable, and there is increased vaginal bleeding, which is bright red in color and contains large blood clots. The abdominal pain is relieved after the blood clots are discharged.

Precautions for abortion

1. Pay attention to genital hygiene, such as washing the vulva every day, but be careful not to let dirty water flow into the vagina. 2. During the rest period, you should do some appropriate activities to facilitate the discharge of blood accumulated in the uterus. Do not stay in bed all day. 3. Pay attention to nutritional balance and ensure the intake of protein, such as eggs, milk, fish, poultry, meat, etc., and eat more vegetables and fruits. However, you should be careful to eat less raw, cold and hard food to avoid irritating the intestines and causing indigestion. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can take some soups and medicated foods according to your preferences. 4. Take some antibiotics and drugs that promote uterine contraction, such as motherwort, prescribed by the doctor on time.