Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. I am 28 years old and have been married for five years. I got pregnant in the third year of my marriage. Due to work, my husband and I decided to postpone having a child, so we underwent medication-induced abortion. After that, I noticed my health wasn't doing well, and a thorough examination revealed that the abortion had damaged my body. Now I want to have a child, but I don't know if I can get pregnant. So, I want to ask: can I get pregnant if my body hasn't recovered well after the abortion? What kind of care should I take to improve my health?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, there is usually no problem. It is recommended that you first undergo a pre-pregnancy check-up to examine the condition of your uterus and conduct a thorough check of your endometrial thickness and the six hormone levels to confirm your own condition. Sometimes, an occasional medication-induced abortion does not cause significant harm to the body, as long as you recover well and pay attention to personal hygiene, you can become pregnant.