Ejaculation after abortion

The woman chose an abortion because she became pregnant unexpectedly and could not give birth to the baby. She stopped having sex for a while after the abortion, and started having sex again after about 20 days, but she did not wear a condom during sex, and the man did not ejaculate inside her, but ejaculated outside the body. So, can you get pregnant if you have intercourse and ejaculation outside the body 20 days after an abortion?

If a man does not wear a condom during intercourse and only uses the method of ejaculation outside the body for contraception, it will not be successful. If a woman does not want to get pregnant, the best way is to take the emergency contraceptive pill. Don't believe that ejaculation outside the body can be a contraceptive measure. Even if you ejaculate outside the body, there is still a possibility of pregnancy. Women who don't want to get pregnant need to understand how to protect themselves.

It is actually not good for women to have sex immediately 20 days after an abortion. At this time, the uterus has just undergone the damage from the abortion and is in the repair period. Having sex immediately may cause secondary damage to the uterus, which can easily cause bleeding or lower body pain in women. It is recommended to resume sexual life one and a half months or two months after the abortion.

After an abortion, a woman may reach her ovulation period. If she has sex during her ovulation period, even if ejaculation occurs outside the body, the sperm and egg may still combine. At that time, the woman may become pregnant again, and the previous abortion would be in vain. Therefore, you must remember to use contraceptive methods when having sex after an abortion.

Is abortion dangerous?

1. Irregular menstruation and infertility

Generally, women's menstrual flow is similar every month. If the amount varies too much, it is likely due to endocrine imbalance, causing the level of estrogen metabolism in the uterus and ovaries to be too high or too low. Irregular menstruation and amenorrhea are also usually related to endocrine imbalance. Some women have been married for many years and have a normal sexual life, but they have never gotten pregnant.

2. Gynecological diseases

Women in menopause often become more irritable, have drastic changes in their mood, sweat, and have their temper affected. This may be caused by a decrease in women's endocrine function. Gynecological endocrine diseases are very common. Endometriosis, irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, and irregular menstruation are all gynecological endocrine diseases.