Can I have sex two weeks after a miscarriage?

Unexpected pregnancy may happen at any time. This is not a failure of contraception. It may be because the contraceptive method is not used correctly or the woman's body is fertile. In this case, the possibility of unexpected pregnancy is relatively large. Modern medicine is not very difficult to solve unexpected pregnancy. Abortion can be divided into medical abortion and surgical abortion. No matter which one is used, you cannot have sex within two weeks after the abortion, and you must stop having sex for at least one month.

What happens after having sex after a miscarriage?

Causes heavy bleeding

After an abortion, the endometrium is damaged to varying degrees, and the uterus cannot fully recover to a healthy level in a short period of time. Having sex too early will cause the wound to rupture and even cause heavy bleeding, causing secondary damage to the uterus.

Cause infection

After miscarriage, a large area of ​​wounds will be left in the uterine cavity. In addition, the woman's body resistance is very poor at this time. Having sex too early can easily cause acute endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc.

Pregnancy again

Women who take good care of themselves after a miscarriage will recover quickly. If they have sex within a short period of time without taking proper contraceptive measures, they are likely to get pregnant again. Getting pregnant again within a short period of time after the uterus has been damaged is also harmful to the uterus.

Causes infertility

If you have sex too early after a miscarriage, bacteria can easily enter the cervix, causing inflammation. It may also lead to ascending infection, which in turn causes blockage of the fallopian tubes. The endometrium will be damaged again, which will also increase the risk of female infertility.

Warm reminder: If the infection occurs during sexual intercourse after miscarriage, the patient will experience abdominal pain, bleeding, odorous secretions, etc., and needs to seek medical attention in time to avoid further development of the disease.