How long will it take to get pregnant after abortion

Nowadays, thousands of women have abortions every day. Some are uncomfortable and some are used to it, but no matter what the situation is, it is recommended to take care of your body. If you really don't want to have children, you must use contraceptive methods when having sex. Many people are also concerned about how long it will take to get pregnant after an abortion. So, how long will it take to get pregnant after an abortion? What should I do if I get pregnant again after an abortion?

How long will it take to get pregnant after abortion?

The period after an abortion cannot be said to be a safe menstrual period. If you think it is a safe menstrual period and have sexual intercourse immediately without taking contraceptive measures, you can still get pregnant. Under normal circumstances, patients are advised to rest for 3-6 months after abortion before getting pregnant again. If a woman's menstruation resumes within a short period of time after an abortion, and her menstrual cycle and menstrual volume recover within three months, it proves that the patient's ovaries and uterine wall have been completely repaired, and the patient can start preparing for pregnancy.

If the patient's menstrual cycle has not returned to normal within 3 months after the abortion, and the menstrual flow is relatively small, it proves that the patient's uterine wall damage or ovary has not fully recovered, and the recovery can be delayed to 6 months. If recovery is not possible within 6 months, a hysteroscopy should be performed to check for excessive damage to the uterine wall or adhesions of the uterine wall. Check six sex hormones or anti-Mullerian antigen to observe whether the patient's ovaries are damaged, and then adjust according to the specific situation before getting pregnant.

What to do if you get pregnant again after abortion

How to deal with pregnancy again after abortion depends on whether you want this child. If you don't want to think about it, you can only do it, but this will cause great harm to the human body, so you must be fully prepared. If you want this baby, you need to be prepared to be a mother. Being a mother is not easy. Under the current social development standards, prenatal check-ups generally need to be done strictly in accordance with regulations. Down syndrome screening is usually done between 9 and 14 weeks to eliminate the possibility of deformity. After that, you can have a B-ultrasound or ultrasound examination every one to three months. If any abnormality is found or there is a suspected disease, you can also combine it with amniocentesis to rule out the possibility of abnormal development of the baby. Therefore, it is very necessary to do relative examinations before delivery to ensure eugenics and good upbringing.

If you are planning to have a baby, you must do a thorough checkup. Nowadays, we can hear many symptoms during pregnancy. It does not mean that pregnancy has become more inconvenient or the incidence of diseases has increased. It is just that now many fetal abnormalities can be diagnosed through prenatal examinations before the fetus is born, so pregnant women can hear the diagnosis names of many fetal diseases. Regular examinations can reduce the birth rate of abnormal fetuses and prevent the birth of newborns with defects. This is also one of the purposes of regular pregnancy check-ups. Moreover, if you don't get a checkup for a situation like the umbilical cord around the fetus's neck, you can't tell. It's necessary to do tests like early Down syndrome screening and fetal malformation screening. It will also be more reassuring to go for regular prenatal checkups, so that you can take preventive measures in time if you find any problems.