ABORTION OPERATION

Since the abortion operation is usually performed using local anesthesia or sedation, most people do not feel a tolerable level of pain. However, it may differ from person to person depending on the pain threshold and the method applied. Early abortions can often be less painful.

Abortion does not affect a woman's chance of becoming pregnant again in the future. In most cases, a woman's fertility continues normally after an abortion. Abortion performed under appropriate medical conditions does not damage the uterus and does not negatively affect the function of the reproductive organs. However, it is always important to talk to the doctor about details regarding pregnancy planning or birth control and fertility depending on the individual situation.

Before Abortion Surgery: It is important to meet with a healthcare professional, obtain medical permission and consent, pay attention to nutrition and use the medications prescribed by the doctor regularly.

After Abortion Surgery: It is necessary to rest, stay away from work, increase physical activities according to the doctor's recommendations, use the medications prescribed by the doctor regularly and be careful about signs of infection and excessive bleeding.

Recovery after abortion is mild and rapid. Rest helps recovery. Normally, the patient is discharged on the same day or the next day and can return to daily activities. Bleeding and mild cramping are normal, but in case of severe pain or excessive bleeding, a doctor should be consulted. It may be necessary to take a break from sexual intercourse and tampon use. It is also important to learn about birth control methods. By following the doctor's recommendations, a comfortable and healthy recovery process can be experienced.

Abortion generally does not seriously affect women's health when performed at an older age or more than once. Abortion is a safe procedure when performed by qualified healthcare professionals under appropriate conditions and techniques. However, every woman's health condition and medical history is unique, so it is important to keep in regular contact with specialist doctors and follow-up health check-ups. Thus, precautions can be taken in advance against any negative effects and personal needs can be taken into account.

The time to return to sexual intercourse after an abortion may vary depending on the type of abortion performed and the personal recovery process. Generally, it is recommended to avoid sexual activity for about 1-2 weeks after an abortion. This period is necessary for the uterus and cervix to heal and reduce the risk of infection.