How long does it take to get pregnant again after abortion?

Medical abortion is a relatively common method of abortion and is a more suitable method for women in early pregnancy. Medical abortion is very harmful to women. Therefore, after the abortion, women must take good care of their bodies and can only become pregnant after their bodies are well recovered. So, how long after medical abortion can you get pregnant? The following will introduce relevant knowledge to you!

1. How long does it take to get pregnant after medical abortion?

Generally speaking, the time for menstruation to resume after medical abortion is about 33 days, but for some people it may take several months. Some people experience prolonged or heavy bleeding after medical abortion and need to take medication and go to the hospital for regular check-ups. It is generally recommended that you use contraception for 6 months after medical abortion before getting pregnant. Of course, each person's specific situation is different, and the time of pregnancy may also be different. From the perspective of eugenics, it is best to get pregnant six months to one year after medical abortion.

2. Precautions after taking the medicine

(1) Prohibition of sexual intercourse: Some people bleed for a long time after medical abortion, while others bleed for a short time, and some bleed sometimes and sometimes not. In either case, sexual intercourse is prohibited before menstruation. Because the cervix is ​​in a relaxed state during medical abortion, its effect in preventing bacteria from entering the uterine cavity is weakened. During sexual intercourse, bacteria lurking in the male foreskin and in the female vulva, vagina, and cervix can take the opportunity to ascend and infect the uterine cavity; at the same time, the blood sinuses are open after the embryonic tissue is peeled off, making them easy to be infected by bacteria.

(2) Do not wash the basin, do not do vaginal douching, and do not swim within one month after medical abortion.

(3) The sanitary napkins and toilet paper used should be of qualified products; sanitary napkins should be changed frequently; underwear made of synthetic fabrics should not be worn; underwear should be changed and washed daily.

(4) If vaginal bleeding lasts for more than 7 days, antibiotics should be taken under the guidance of a doctor to prevent infection. If bleeding continues for more than two weeks, you should go to the hospital to find out the cause and undergo a uterine curettage if necessary.

(5) Anyone who undergoes uterine curettage due to failed medical abortion, incomplete abortion, or heavy bleeding must take antibiotics after the operation.

(6) After medical abortion, you should also pay attention to rest and avoid fatigue. You can take blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs such as motherwort paste to promote uterine contraction, expel embryonic tissue, reduce vaginal bleeding, and shorten bleeding time.

(7) Pay attention to dietary adjustments. Eat more high-quality protein to strengthen your body, but don't eat too much greasy food to avoid stomach upset.

3. How long is the pregnancy suitable for medical abortion?

Generally speaking, medical abortion is suitable for early pregnancy, and it is best to have it within 49 days of pregnancy. If the pregnancy lasts more than 49 days, the gestational sac in the uterus will gradually grow. The longer the pregnancy lasts, the larger the gestational sac will be. Therefore, the medicine cannot completely expel the gestational sac and can easily cause heavy bleeding. Once the pregnancy exceeds 49 days, medical abortion is not recommended. There will be certain adverse reactions during medical abortion, including nausea and abdominal pain. A few women will also have spasmodic abdominal pain, which will have a certain impact on health. Therefore, painless abortion surgery is also a good choice. Of course, medical abortion does have its own advantages, but don't miss the best time for medical abortion.