On the third day after the abortion procedure, the patient can take a bath if there is not much vaginal bleeding. If the patient has more vaginal bleeding, or there are various risks such as hemorrhage during the procedure, it is not recommended that the patient take a bath if the body is weak. If the patient takes a bath, it is recommended that the patient chooses to take a shower, not a basin bath. Because on the third day after the abortion, the patient still has vaginal bleeding and the patient’s cervical opening is very loose. If the patient chooses to take a bath, the contaminated blood, bacteria, various microorganisms and viruses may enter the patient’s uterine cavity through the patient’s vagina and cervix, and cause upstream infection. The upstream infection will lead to fever, endometrial adhesion, tubal failure and other conditions, which will not only affect the patient’s health, but also may affect the patient’s fertility again. Secondly, if the patient chooses to take a shower, she must pay attention to keeping warm, blow-dry her hair after the shower, and then wait for about half an hour in the room where she is taking the shower, and then come out after her body temperature is basically back to normal.