How long after abortion can I have sex?

Among the methods of abortion, medical abortion seems simple and effective, and is chosen by many women. However, after medical abortion, you should also pay attention to rest, eat a proper diet, and especially not have sex for a short period of time. So, how long can I have sex after a medical abortion? Generally speaking, medical abortion bleeding usually lasts about ten days, so sexual intercourse should be resumed at least one month later. Women must pay attention to this.

Generally, menstruation will come normally about one month after abortion. However, the menstrual cycle will change after abortion. A few women will experience prolonged menstruation, irregular cycles, amenorrhea and other menstrual disorders after abortion. This situation usually returns to normal after 2 to 3 months, and a few people last longer. This requires attention to the conditioning after abortion. The uterus needs about a month to recover after abortion. Pay attention to keeping the vulva clean and hygienic, and prohibit sexual intercourse within 1 month to prevent reproductive organ infection. And generally, ovulation function will resume within 22 days, so pay attention to the possibility of pregnancy again. Never use abortion as a means of contraception. If you do not want to have children for the time being, you must take reliable contraceptive methods to avoid major physical harm caused by abortion. Pay attention to contraception.

Generally speaking, you should wait until your body recovers after a medical abortion before you can have sex, which takes about 30 days. Having sex too early often causes many gynecological diseases and is very harmful to your health. This is because medical abortion uses an instrument to scrape out the embryonic tissue in the uterus, thereby terminating the pregnancy. This artificial curettage will damage the endometrium, destroy the natural immunity of the female reproductive tract, and cause certain damage and stimulation to the uterus, which can easily induce infection. If you have sex within a short period of time after the operation, it will increase the chance of infection, causing endometritis, salpingitis, and even infertility. Therefore, you must wait until your body recovers after a medical abortion before having sex. In addition, for women, sperm is a foreign substance, medically called "allogeneic antigens", which can induce women to produce a substance called anti-sperm antibodies.

Under normal circumstances, that is, when the uterus is not injured, sperm will not have much impact on the woman; however, medical abortion requires the cervix to be expanded, and surgical instruments are used to forcefully scrape out the embryo, which is bound to cause a certain degree of damage to the uterus and cervix. If a woman has sexual activity when her uterus is "injured", sperm will stimulate the woman's immune system. Therefore, female friends who have undergone medical abortion must not have sex within one month after the operation, otherwise it will cause pelvic inflammatory disease and infertility, which will cause endless troubles!