What to do if you are pregnant three months after induced abortion

Induced abortion is a very painful thing. It is very dangerous to get pregnant again three months after induced abortion. Many issues should be paid attention to during this period. The preservation of the fetus, various physical conditions, and whether the drugs injected into the body during induced labor three months ago will have an impact on the fetus should all be taken into consideration. I believe some of my female friends have experienced this before. So what should you do if you get pregnant again three months after induced abortion?

If you get pregnant three months after a miscarriage, this situation is considered to be bad for the fetus. It is generally recommended to wait more than half a year after the miscarriage before getting pregnant again. In the current situation, it should be at least half a year. In this case, you should carefully examine it and make a careful choice.

If you become pregnant after induced abortion, you can stay in bed to protect the fetus in the early stages. It is better to inject progesterone intramuscularly if necessary. Pay more attention to whether you have any discomfort symptoms. If you find any abnormalities, you need to go to the hospital for examination in time to check your own condition and the condition of the fetus in your womb.

Generally speaking, you can get pregnant again 3 to 6 months after induced abortion. If you do not take medicine during this period, it will not affect the baby. If you continue to be pregnant, you should do all the checkups during pregnancy and have regular prenatal checkups. Routinely take folic acid in the first three months of pregnancy to prevent fetal neural tube defects. However, it is recommended to inform the doctor about the induced abortion three months in advance.

From the introduction in this article, we can understand that getting pregnant three months after induced abortion is extremely bad for the baby, but it does not mean that you cannot get pregnant, and it does not have a completely overwhelming impact on conceiving a baby, which requires mothers to pay special attention. It is best to consult a professional doctor in detail before making a decision. Of course, paying attention to contraception beforehand is the best option to avoid such things.