Hi I had a surgical abortion on the 28th of...

Induced abortion

When a procedure is done or medication is taken to end a pregnancy, it is called an induced abortion

What should I expect after a first-trimester surgical abortion?

After the procedure, you will rest in a recovery area. You may be able to go home as soon as an hour afterward. You can expect to have cramping for 1 or 2 days afterward. Bleeding may last for up to 2 weeks

What should I expect during a medical abortion?

The drugs used in a medical abortion will cause bleeding that is much heavier than a menstrual period. There may be severe cramping, Nausea, vomiting, fever, and chills may occur. You can take over-the-counter pain medication. Your health care provider also may prescribe stronger pain medication if needed. It can take several days or weeks for the abortion to be complete

Do I need to follow up with my health care provider after having a medical abortion?

You will need to see your health care provider within 2 weeks to make sure the abortion is complete. If you are still pregnant after taking the medication, you may be given another dose of medication or you may need to have a surgical abortion. Continuing the pregnancy is not recommended because the drugs used for medical abortion are known to cause severe birth defects

Complications of abortion

Incomplete abortion
Infection
Heavy bleeding
Injury to the uterus and other organs

Are there any long-term health effects from having an abortion?

Some women worry that having an abortion could affect their future health. Most health care providers agree that one abortion does not affect your ability to get pregnant or the risk of future pregnancy complications. Recent studies have shown no link between abortion and breast cancer. For women with an unplanned pregnancy, there is no difference in the risk of depression or other mental health problems between those who have an abortion and those who have the baby

What signs and symptoms should prompt me to contact my health care provider after having an abortion?

If any of the following occur, call your health care provider
Severe abdominal or back pain
Heavy bleeding (soaking two maxipads per hour for 2 consecutive hours)
Foul-smelling discharge
A fever (above 100.4°F)

Advice

 It is better for you to have a protected sexual intercoure as well as using the birth control pills rather than getting  frequent induced abortion and to see a doctor to discuus with him the best possible outcome