What to do if you can't get pregnant after a miscarriage?

Pregnancy is a very happy thing for many women, but for some women who are not well prepared, it will cause troubles. Now the best way to solve unexpected pregnancy is to have an abortion, but there are many things to pay attention to after the abortion. If you don't do a good job of post-care, it will induce some symptoms, such as inability to get pregnant, etc., so what should I do if I can't get pregnant after abortion?

First, what should you do if you cannot get pregnant after a miscarriage? The general cause of pelvic effusion is chronic gynecological pelvic inflammation. Having sex within one month after an abortion can easily spread pelvic inflammatory disease, and infertility caused by fallopian tube congestion due to pelvic inflammatory disease is the main reason for women who cannot get pregnant.

Second, which contraceptive method is the best? Intrauterine device: This is a very good contraceptive method, which is not only simple but also economical. The Maternal Love IUD is the one we use most often. It not only contains anti-inflammatory drugs, but can also reduce menstrual blood volume. There is also the MCU functional contraceptive device. The key ingredient in these is copper, which can kill sperm and play a contraceptive role. Contraceptive pills: This is a remedial measure when having sex without taking contraceptive measures or when contraception fails, such as the condom breaks, the safe period is miscalculated, or the method of ejaculation outside the body is not controlled well. However, contraceptive pills are not good for women's health and it is best not to take them unless it is an emergency. Condom: It is the most commonly used male contraceptive tool, which works by preventing sperm from entering the uterine cavity. Using condoms is harmless to both parties' health and is the recommended method of contraception.

What should I do if I can't get pregnant after a miscarriage? If this happens, I must go to the hospital for examination in time, because it may be that my body has not recovered well after the abortion or there is inflammation. If you are not ready to conceive, you should be prepared to use contraception when having sex to avoid an accidental pregnancy. After all, abortion can cause great damage to your body. The gynecological inflammation has not been completely cured. It is best to go to the hospital again for a comprehensive gynecological examination to understand your physical health. If necessary, you can do an ovarian ovulation monitoring, and then have sex during the fertile period (ovulation period) under the guidance of this monitoring.