Frequently asked questions about what happens after terminating a pregnancy
Q&A After terminating a pregnancy…
• When will the body return to normal? Most will recover within 1–2 weeks Symptoms like abdominal pain, bleeding, nausea, or fatigue will gradually decrease. However, if you have a high fever, excessive bleeding, or abdominal pain lasting more than 2 days, you should see a doctor immediately.
• When will the menstrual cycle return to normal? The body will start ovulating again in 2–3 weeks and the menstrual cycle will return in 4–8 weeks Some may experience irregular periods initially, which is considered normal.
• How many days until I can test? You can retest for pregnancy after 4-6 weeks using a urine test kit or by visiting a doctor for follow-up.
• When can I exercise? Avoid heavy activities for at least 1–2 weeks If there are no abnormal symptoms, you can start light physical activities as appropriate.
• When can I have sexual intercourse? It is recommended to wait about 2 weeks or until bleeding stops and there are no abnormal symptoms to prevent infection and allow the body to fully recover.
• Can I get pregnant right away? The body can ovulate as soon as 2–3 weeks. If you are not ready to become pregnant again, you should start contraception immediately Contraception can be started immediately after terminating a pregnancy.
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