How long does it take for the uterus to recover after induced abortion?

Induced labor is an artificial abortion procedure, which is mainly performed on pregnant women who are in advanced stages of pregnancy. When a woman is pregnant and does not want the baby in her belly due to physical or other practical reasons, she needs to undergo an induced abortion. Before the induced abortion, amniocentesis is actually required, which is a very painful process. How long does it take for an average woman to recover after an abortion surgery?

The process of induction of labor:

Generally speaking, the entire process of induced labor is divided into three steps: pre-operative examination, intraoperative and post-operative care.

Before the induced abortion surgery, a series of examinations are required, such as urine test, B-ultrasound, electrocardiogram, routine leucorrhea examination, etc., in order to understand the woman's physical condition and pregnancy status.

During the induced abortion surgery, the woman enters the operating room, and the doctor adds drugs and injects them into the amniotic membrane through puncture through the mother's abdomen, eventually expelling the fetus. After the fetus is expelled, the uterus must be cleaned. During the uterine cleaning, anesthetics can be injected to make it painless.

The last step is post-operative care. Surgery can cause serious damage to a woman's body, especially the endometrium, so postoperative care is very important. You should consume more protein, vitamins, etc. in your diet and pay attention to rest. Sexual intercourse is prohibited after surgery until the uterus has fully recovered.

So, how long does it take for the endometrium to return to normal after induced abortion?

Because the operation causes great trauma to the endometrium, it takes a long time to fully recover after the operation, usually 2 to 3 months, but if you want to get pregnant, it will take half a year. After an induced abortion, a woman's body is very weak and needs some time to recuperate. If she wants to get pregnant again, it will be difficult for the fertilized egg to implant in the uterus and grow and develop due to her weak body.

Through the above introduction, I believe everyone has some understanding of the time required for the endometrium to return to normal. What needs to be reminded is that after the induced abortion surgery, you need to pay attention to vaginal bleeding and whether the secretions are abnormal. If there are any abnormalities, go to the hospital in time, keep the genitals clean, wipe with warm water every day, and avoid sexual intercourse within one month.