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Doctor's answer:
42 days after a miscarriage is a medically prescribed period during which sexual intercourse is not allowed. If a woman's vaginal discharge returns to normal after 42 days, she can resume sexual activity. Engaging in sexual intercourse too soon can often lead to various gynecological diseases and is very harmful to health. This is because the procedure for a miscarriage involves removing the embryonic tissue attached to the endometrium. This inevitably causes a certain degree of damage to the endometrium. The natural immune defense of the female reproductive tract is disrupted, and the uterus is also subjected to certain damage and irritation, making it more susceptible to infection. If sexual intercourse is performed too soon after the procedure, bacteria can easily enter the vagina, increasing the risk of infection and potentially leading to conditions such as endometritis, salpingitis, or even infertility. It is essential to visit a regular hospital for a check-up two weeks after the procedure to rule out the possibility of incomplete miscarriage.