If I get pregnant again after two months of curing the uterus, can I keep the baby?

Uterine curettage is an effective way for women to treat internal uterine problems. Especially for women who have just undergone an abortion, timely uterine curettage can maintain the health of the uterus and prevent infection, etc. There are many nursing matters after uterine curettage, which need to be taken seriously by women. For example, if you get pregnant again two months after uterine curettage, can you keep the baby? Let’s take a look at the explanation below, I hope everyone can understand it.

After uterine cleaning, it is generally recommended that patients recuperate the uterus for about half a year to allow the uterus to recover before preparing for pregnancy. If you become pregnant again two months after uterine cleaning, it is recommended to judge and analyze whether the baby can be kept based on the following situations.

Depends on the pregnancy

1. Ectopic pregnancy: If the pregnancy is detected to be ectopic 2 months after uterine curettage, it is recommended not to have the baby. First of all, the risk of ectopic pregnancy is too high. Secondly, it is difficult to keep the baby even if the fetus is preserved. If you decide not to have the baby when the fetus is too large, it will cause great harm to the patient herself and may easily lead to infertility in the future.

2. Fetal malformation: It is recommended not to have a prenatal check-up. The doctor may determine that the fetus in the abdomen has malformations based on the pregnant woman's pregnancy condition and recommend that you do not have the baby. We adopt the method of eugenics to give birth. In this case, preserving the fetus is not good for both the baby and yourself.

3. Poor development of the gestational sac: consider preserving the fetus, and be cautious in wanting a child. In addition, if the gestational sac is detected through B-ultrasound after uterine curettage and the fetus is poorly developed, with developmental delay, no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud, you may consider preserving the fetus. However, if it is ineffective after 2 weeks of preserving the fetus, it is recommended not to do so. In this case, it is difficult for the baby to survive and develop well in the uterus.

4. Pregnancy after multiple uterine curettages: If the baby has no special conditions, it is recommended that if the patient has a history of multiple uterine curettage abortions, but becomes pregnant again 2 months after the uterine curettage, you must listen to the doctor's advice to determine whether to have a child. Usually, if the baby has no deformities or poor development, it is best to keep the child. Otherwise, if the uterus is curettaged again, the patient may become infertile, and it will be too late to regret it.