For many couples, a harmonious sex life can not only enhance their relationship, but also benefit their physical health. However, some couples may experience unexpected pregnancies due to inadequate contraception measures and end up having to undergo abortions. Some couples are concerned about the impact of abortions on their future vaginal delivery. So, can having a child through an abortion result in a vaginal delivery?
The relationship between female abortion and vaginal delivery is not significant. Vaginal delivery is related to the fetal position, fetal weight, and pelvic size during pregnancy. If the fetal development is normal and the pregnant woman has good conditions to achieve vaginal delivery, it is generally possible to have a vaginal delivery. However, regular prenatal checkups should be conducted during pregnancy, and the choice of delivery method should be based on the doctor's advice.
Abortion can cause certain damage to the endometrium, so choosing to prepare for pregnancy three months after abortion is more appropriate. At this time, the endometrium has basically recovered and all aspects of the body are relatively well recovered. If preparing for pregnancy too early, due to incomplete repair of the endometrium, it may easily cause threatened miscarriage after pregnancy.
After a female abortion, her body is relatively weak. She should try to rest in bed as much as possible and not overwork. She should keep her external genitalia clean and hygienic. Within one month of the abortion, she is prohibited from having sexual intercourse to avoid infection. She should strengthen her nutrition and avoid eating spicy and stimulating foods as well as various raw and cold foods. In addition, she should undergo a follow-up examination about half a month after the abortion to check the recovery of the uterus.
