I couldn't help having sex 6 days after the abortion.

It is generally recommended to wait at least one month after an abortion before having sex. If you have sex within 6 days after an abortion, it may increase the risk of infection, lead to insufficient uterine recovery, increase the risk of bleeding, and the risk of incomplete miscarriage. You should see a doctor immediately and pay attention to maintaining hygiene, observing symptoms, conducting necessary examinations, and following the doctor's advice for treatment. The details are as follows:

1. Increased risk of infection: After abortion, the endometrium has not yet fully repaired and the cervix has not yet completely closed. Sexual intercourse at this time can easily lead to bacteria entering the uterus, causing pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis and other infections. Women should pay special attention to avoiding early sexual intercourse to reduce the risk of infection.

2. Insufficient uterine recovery: The uterus needs time to recover after abortion, and it is usually recommended to rest for at least two weeks. Sexual intercourse may interfere with uterine recovery, causing endometrial damage or complications such as bleeding, prolonging recovery time and increasing health risks.

3. Increased risk of bleeding: Early sexual intercourse may stimulate the uterus, causing uterine contractions and bleeding. In this case, timely medical examination is required to prevent severe bleeding and other complications. Women should pay attention to the amount and duration of bleeding. If the bleeding does not stop, they should seek medical attention immediately.

4. Risk of incomplete abortion: Sexual intercourse may cause incompletely expelled tissue to be squeezed, which may lead to infection and bleeding. B-ultrasound examinations should be performed regularly to ensure complete abortion and avoid health problems caused by incomplete abortion.

Having sex too soon after an abortion may cause psychological pressure and anxiety to women, affecting their mental health. Women need time to recover physically and mentally after an abortion, and their family and partner should give them care and support to avoid psychological burden. If the above abnormal symptoms occur, you should see a doctor as soon as possible for relevant examinations, such as gynecological examinations, B-ultrasound, blood routine tests, etc., to determine whether an infection has occurred, and receive appropriate treatment based on the examination results. Before the body fully recovers, you should avoid having sex again to avoid aggravating the condition.