Sexual intercourse half a month after miscarriage

Both miscarriage and natural childbirth can cause great harm to a woman's body, so after a miscarriage, she needs to take a short break to help the uterus heal better. So, you can't have sex right away after an abortion. So what should I do if I have sex more than ten days after giving birth? Can I have sex after a medical abortion?

What should I do if I have sex more than ten days after giving birth?

It’s been more than ten days since the birth of the child. First of all, some women may have ovulation period even though their menstruation has not come, so it is necessary to take good contraceptive measures. It is recommended to have unprotected sex. You can take emergency contraceptive pills for contraception, but it is best to take short-term contraceptive pills for contraception. In addition, it is not allowed to have sex within ten days after giving birth. Generally speaking, it is allowed to have sex after one month. Having sex too early may cause inflammation of the reproductive system, so anti-infection treatment is required. It is recommended to take cefixime orally and metronidazole vaginal suppository vaginally to prevent infection.

Generally speaking, you cannot have sex within one month after an abortion. Mainly because abortion surgery needs to dilate the cervix, so after the operation the cervix is ​​relatively loose, there is blood in the vagina, and blood is the best culture medium for bacteria. During this period, intercourse is very likely to cause infection, pelvic inflammation, and endometrial adhesions, fallopian tube blockage, etc., which seriously affect the patient's health and pregnancy. Within half a month after artificial abortion, it is necessary to observe whether there is abdominal pain, abnormal leucorrhea, fever or other pelvic infection symptoms during sexual intercourse. If there is no abnormality, no special treatment is required. If there is infection, anti-infection treatment with growth hormone must be used.

Can I have sex after a medical abortion?

In clinical medicine, it is generally recommended to wait until your period comes after medical abortion, and then consider having sex three days after your period is over. It is best not to have sex before your period comes. Since medical abortion is an artificial termination of pregnancy, it will have a great impact on the uterus and ovaries, and there will be vaginal bleeding half a month after the abortion. At this time, the blood and residue in the uterine cavity need to be discharged, which takes time to recover. Having sex too early can easily stimulate uterine contractions, causing abnormal bleeding, and even intrauterine infection, cervicitis or endometritis.

Generally, in the case of medical abortion, it is recommended to have sex three days after the menstrual period ends. It is not recommended to have sex too early, because the cervix is ​​in an open state after medical abortion, and the extracellular fluid in the uterine cavity and vagina has not recovered. In this case, having sex is very likely to cause pathogenic infection and cause gynecological inflammation, such as cervicitis and endometritis. At the same time, sexual intercourse will stimulate uterine contractions, resulting in increased bleeding and prolonged bleeding time, which is not conducive to the repair of the uterine wall. Generally, the first menstrual period will come about one month after medical abortion, so you can wait patiently before having sex.