Can I still have a baby after 2 months of abortion?

If you cannot give birth to the child after an unexpected pregnancy, women can only choose abortion. After the abortion, the body is relatively weak and has to recuperate for a period of time. When the body begins to recover and is about to return to normal work and life, it is found that you are pregnant. So, is it possible to get pregnant in 2 months after an abortion?

Normally, it should take half a year or even a year to have a baby after an abortion. If it has just been two months since the abortion, it is best not to get pregnant. However, many women get pregnant after abortion in February by accident. In addition, they have just experienced an abortion recently. If they have another abortion, it would be too concentrated, which is easy to cause infertility or miscarriage. Therefore, women need to consider giving birth to this child.

If you get pregnant again two months after an abortion, and if you are considering having a baby again, you should go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination and have regular prenatal checkups to make sure the baby in your belly is healthy. Once a problem is discovered, it can be solved immediately.

Of course, if you don't want this child, you can also consider having an abortion again, but before having an abortion, you still need to go to a regular hospital for a thorough physical examination to make sure that the uterus and other parts are normal and without damage. For their own good, women should take appropriate contraceptive measures during their sexual life after 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.