How long after induced abortion can you have a baby

Induced abortion surgery is not unfamiliar to many women, especially women may choose to have an induced abortion surgery due to some unexpected circumstances after pregnancy. Induced abortion surgery is generally for women who are in a relatively advanced stage of pregnancy, but you must pay attention to care after the induced abortion surgery, because induced abortion surgery can cause great damage to the female uterus, so you can only get pregnant again after recovery. So how long after induced abortion can you have a baby?

1. Generally speaking, it is best to wait one year after induced abortion before getting pregnant. If there are special circumstances, you should wait at least half a year before getting pregnant. Because all types of abortion require suction or curettage to remove the embryonic tissue in the uterine cavity. During the operation, the endometrium will be damaged to varying degrees and needs a recovery process after the operation. If you become pregnant again too early, the endometrium has not yet fully recovered and it is difficult to maintain the implantation and development of the fertilized egg, which can easily cause miscarriage.

2. Within one month of induced abortion, the lochia is basically clear, but the endometrium has not yet returned to normal and the local resistance is low. If you have sex too early, it is easy for bacteria to be brought in and ascend, causing gynecological diseases such as endometritis. Therefore, after painless induced abortion. Sexual life should be resumed strictly according to the above requirements. If some people continue to have unclean lochia after surgery, they should go to the hospital for examination and active treatment, and of course, the time to resume sexual life should be postponed.

3. You cannot have a baby too early after an induced abortion. It is best to wait one year before getting pregnant. Surgery causes varying degrees of trauma to the endometrium. If you become pregnant too early, that is, if you have surgery before the endometrium has fully recovered, it will be difficult to maintain the implantation and development of the fertilized egg, which can easily cause miscarriage and cause greater harm to the body. In addition, women who have had a miscarriage are relatively weak and need some time to return to normal. If they become pregnant too early, they often suffer from fetal developmental problems or miscarriage due to lack of physical strength and poor nutrition. Following the doctor's orders for relevant anti-inflammatory treatments and postoperative care, it will generally not affect future fertility issues.