I got pregnant again 40 days after abortion.

Some women may continue to have sex after having an abortion when they feel that their body is not so uncomfortable. In fact, this is a very irresponsible behavior towards their own body, because after an abortion, sexual life is generally prohibited. If you have sex at this time, it will cause secondary damage to the female uterus. So, if you get pregnant again 40 days after an abortion, can you keep the baby?

1. Failure to comply with the doctor’s advice to refrain from sexual intercourse within 30 days after abortion. Pregnancy can usually be confirmed 11 days after fertilization. If pregnancy can be confirmed at 40 days, then sexual intercourse must have occurred within 30 days after the miscarriage. Doctors will also recommend not having sexual intercourse for 30-40 days after miscarriage, induced labor or full-term delivery. Sexual intercourse may cause infection of the uterine placental separation surface and vaginal perineal wounds.

Second, the contraceptive method was not followed as prescribed by the doctor.

Pregnancy, whether it is early miscarriage, mid-term induced labor or full-term delivery, is harmful to women. It takes time for a woman's body functions to recover, especially her reproductive system. The larger the fetus, the longer it will take to recover when the pregnancy is terminated. For a long time, there has been no very reasonable standard for how long it will take to recover.

Generally speaking, if a miscarriage occurs in the early or mid-term of pregnancy, it is recommended to wait six months before getting pregnant again. If a pregnancy is terminated in the middle or late stage, you should rest for half a year. Of course, if there are special circumstances during delivery, such as termination of pregnancy by cesarean section, contraception should be practiced for more than one year.