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After the procedure, you may have bleeding and spotting. These symptoms usually dont last more than a few days. You also may have cramps that feel like menstrual cramps. Cramping may last up to a few weeks.
There is no cost for abortion services in Alberta if you have Alberta, Saskatchewan, NWT or Nunavut health care insurance. All fees are covered by these provinces and territories. Unfortunately, if you are visiting from any other province/country, you may have to pay a portion of the fee.
You can expect to have some vaginal bleeding for one to two weeks after your operation. This is like a heavy period for the first day or so. This should lessen and may become brown in colour.
Abortion is legal and free in Canada (with proof of current provincial health care), and access to safe abortion services that are free of coercion and/or judgment is a right you have as a Canadian citizen.
In rare cases, if you had a DC after a miscarriage, you may develop Ashermans syndrome. This condition occurs when adhesions, or bands of scar tissue, form in your uterus. In Ashermans syndrome, scar tissue builds up between your uterine walls. The walls then stick together.

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You may not have bleeding for a few days right after your procedure, and then bleeding (as heavy as a period) may begin around the 3rd to 5th day. This bleeding is caused by hormonal changes and medicines. You may not bleed at all.
Rest and Recovery Let your body be your guide. Despite how well you may feel, do not exercise strenuously for the first week. Increased activity (such as returning to work) may cause more cramping and bleeding. Breast or chest tenderness and swelling may last up to 2 weeks.
Your Recovery You are likely to have a backache, or cramps similar to menstrual cramps, and pass small clots of blood from your vagina for the first few days. You may have light vaginal bleeding for several weeks after the procedure. You will probably be able to go back to most of your normal activities in 1 or 2 days.

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