Many people have been trying to conceive for years, and finally got pregnant, but unfortunately had a miscarriage, which caused great pain and anxiety. After losing the baby, most people will re-adjust their bodies before trying to conceive again. Whether miscarriage affects later pregnancy depends on individual physical conditions. If the damage is not significant, pregnancy is still relatively easy and will not affect the normal development of the fetus. Pregnancy can be considered again after the body has fully recovered. Is it difficult for women who have had a miscarriage to get pregnant again? Miscarriage can be divided into spontaneous miscarriage and induced abortion, where induced abortion is a remedial measure after failed contraception.
1. During induced abortion, suction curettage or scraping is performed to remove embryonic tissue from the uterine cavity, leaving a wound on the uterine wall. Therefore, there will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding for 3-5 days after the surgery, lasting no more than 10-15 days. This causes varying degrees of damage to the endometrium, and recovery after surgery takes time. Theoretically, as long as the menstrual cycle returns to normal, the menstrual flow is normal, and the endometrium recovers well, pregnancy can be considered again. However, the physical and emotional impact of miscarriage should still be taken into account, and pregnancy should be delayed for 3-6 months after the miscarriage.
2. In the case of spontaneous miscarriage, women who have not undergone uterine curettage surgery actually have relatively minor trauma to the endometrium and minimal impact on the gonadal axis. After recuperation and recovery of a regular menstrual cycle with no other abnormal signs, they can start preparing for pregnancy again in the second month.
