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How To Know If Medical Abortion Worked

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Nutrition

Key Points

  • Focus on iron-rich foods to rebuild blood levels and prevent fatigue.
  • Eat protein-dense meals to support tissue repair and faster healing.
  • Include vitamin C to boost immunity and aid nutrient absorption.
  • Stay hydrated with enough water and electrolyte-rich fluids.
  • Avoid processed, oily, or overly spicy foods that can slow recovery.

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About the Author ▼
Dr. Nelisiwe Mbele, with the Carlton Women’s Clinic Team
This article was prepared by the Carlton team, specialists in research-based healthcare writing. It is intended for educational purposes and should not replace any professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Medically reviewed by Dr. Nelisiwe Mbele, MBBS, DNB (Obstetrics and Gynaecology), Diploma in Cosmetic Gynaecology.

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Post-Abortion Nutrition FAQ's

What causes a medical abortion to fail?

Using a less dose of abortion pills. 

Using abortion medication and nothing happens 

The pregnancy symptoms disappear. 

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Post-abortion recovery▶

The physical and hormonal healing period following an abortion, during which the body restores strength, balance, and normal function.

Iron deficiency anaemia▶

A condition caused by low iron levels, often linked to blood loss, leading to fatigue, weakness, and reduced oxygen transport.

Hormonal balance▶

The stabilization of reproductive hormones after pregnancy ends, supporting energy levels, mood, and overall recovery.

Oestrogen▶

A key female hormone that regulates the menstrual cycle and reproductive system, which fluctuates after abortion.

Progesterone▶

A hormone that supports pregnancy and drops after abortion, triggering physical recovery processes.

Nutrient absorption▶

The body’s ability to digest and absorb vitamins and minerals needed for healing and energy restoration.

Anti-inflammatory foods▶

Foods that help reduce inflammation in the body, supporting tissue repair and faster recovery.

Protein-dense diet▶

A diet rich in protein that supports muscle repair, tissue healing, and immune strength.

Electrolyte balance▶

The maintenance of essential minerals that regulate hydration, nerve function, and muscle activity.

Hydration status▶

A measure of how well the body is supplied with fluids, essential for circulation and healing.

Tissue repair▶

The process by which the body rebuilds damaged or stressed tissues following a medical procedure.

Immune support nutrition▶

Dietary choices that strengthen the immune system and help protect against infection during recovery.

Iron-rich foods▶

Foods high in iron that help replenish blood levels and reduce post-procedure fatigue.

Vitamin C absorption▶

The process by which vitamin C enhances iron uptake and supports immune and tissue health.

Post-abortion care▶

Medical guidance, nutrition, and self-care practices that support safe and complete recovery.

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