Can I have sex if I haven’t had my period for one month after an abortion? Things to keep in mind

After an abortion, you may not have your period for a month. This is normal. You can have sex one month after the abortion, but you must do the relevant things well, such as taking contraceptive measures, not having sex too intensely, paying attention to hygiene, etc.

1. You can have sex one month after an abortion without waiting for your period

Suggestions: In this case, it is recommended to relax, pay attention to hygiene, and nothing will happen.

2. You need to rest for 2 weeks after an artificial abortion, keep the vulva clean and hygienic, eat less spicy and irritating food, and eat more nutritious food to restore your body to normal as soon as possible. After a miscarriage, sexual intercourse, sitz baths, vaginal douching and medication are prohibited before menstruation occurs. Because the cervix relaxes, the endometrium sheds, and the local defense ability decreases, it is easy to cause retrograde infection, resulting in pelvic inflammation such as endometritis and adnexitis. In severe cases, it can cause infertility.

Suggestions: Suggestions. The amount of bleeding after miscarriage should be less than the amount of menstruation, the bleeding time should be less than 2 weeks, and the abdominal pain generally does not exceed 3 days. If it exceeds the above standards, intrauterine residues, incomplete uterine involution, uterine cavity infection, etc. should be considered, and you should actively go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis so as to receive symptomatic treatment.

3. You should not have sex for at least one month after the miscarriage. Women should not have sex for one month after the miscarriage. After the first menstrual period, you should have a checkup of your body's recovery. It is best to have sex after your body has recovered well.

Suggestions: Because the mucus plug of the cervix has not yet formed after abortion, it cannot prevent bacterial invasion. At the same time, the endometrium is in a traumatic state. Once infected, it is easy to cause pelvic inflammation such as endometritis and salpingitis, resulting in infertility.

4. Generally after an abortion, if you are clean and have no other physical discomfort, you can usually have sex. But you must pay attention to safety measures and there will be no problem. Not having your period will not have any impact.

5. There should be at least a one-month interval between resuming sexual intercourse after miscarriage. After miscarriage, the cervix has not yet completely closed, and the endometrium also has a process of repair. If you have sexual intercourse too early, it can easily cause acute endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and may also lead to secondary infertility.

6. Yes. Menstruation usually comes 30-40 days after abortion. If menstruation does not come after this time, it may be due to the following reasons: First, there is cervical adhesion or uterine cavity adhesion, which makes menstrual blood unable to be discharged or discharged poorly. Second, it may be that the endometrium is locally damaged, resulting in no menstruation or little menstrual flow. In this case, the patient can do a B-ultrasound to measure the thickness of the endometrium. It should be noted that abortion is traumatic after all. It is best not to have sex within one month. If you have sex after one month, do not use abortion as a means of contraception. If you do not want to have children for the time being, you must take reliable contraceptive methods to avoid major physical harm caused by abortion. If menstruation does not come for more than 2 months after abortion, you must go to a regular hospital for relevant examinations.