Can I eat a lot of watermelon after an abortion?

In today's society, abortion is both normal and heartbreaking. The normal reason is that there are many factors that force us to choose abortion. The heartbreaking reason is that abortion will have an impact on our female friends' physical and mental health. Therefore, after abortion, we must pay attention to controlling our diet and try to avoid eating raw, cold or irritating foods.

Post-abortion care: 1. Within one month after the abortion, sexual intercourse and bathing are prohibited. You can wash your hair with warm water, and avoid catching a cold when taking a bath.

2. Go to the hospital for a follow-up visit 2 weeks after the operation. If conditions permit, you can rest for one to two weeks, avoid strenuous exercise and colds, eat more nutritious and easily digestible foods, such as chicken soup, fish soup, pork rib soup, etc., eat fresh vegetables and fruits appropriately, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.

3. Although watermelon is a good product for relieving heat, it is a cold fruit. If a woman has just had a medical abortion, she must not eat watermelon (regardless of whether it is cold or not).

4. Because raw and cold food is not conducive to the excretion of residue and blood stasis. In addition to not being able to eat watermelon, green bean soup, ice cream, etc. are not allowed.

Warm reminder: Because raw and cold food is not conducive to the discharge of residue and blood stasis. In addition to not being able to eat watermelon, mung bean soup, ice cream, etc. are also not allowed. Female friends must remember that miscarriage is equivalent to a short confinement period, and good care is needed during the recovery period.

Post-abortion care is very important. For example, if conditions permit, it is recommended to rest in bed and eat nutritious foods, such as high-protein foods. Also, do not eat raw, cold, or irritating foods. It is best not to consume watermelon or cold drinks. For the sake of our healthy bodies, we still hope that we can learn to protect ourselves.