Patient's question:
How long after an abortion will pregnancy occur? If pregnancy occurs, will it affect the fetus? How should it be handled? First follow-up question: If pregnancy occurs accidentally and it is desired, what should be done? Second follow-up question: It has been almost a month since the abortion, and there has been no contraception. If pregnancy occurs, what should be done?Doctor's answer:
Women who have undergone an induced abortion surgery will have their endometrium damaged to a certain extent due to the suction and scraping of instruments inside the uterine cavity. It takes a certain adjustment period for the endometrium to return to normal. Clinically, it is common to encounter women who experience abnormal menstruation in the first few months after an induced abortion, indicating that the endometrium needs to be repaired. Although induced abortion generally does not affect future fertility, it can also lead to other unexpected complications, such as infection, bleeding, uterine adhesion, and cervical canal relaxation, which require timely treatment.