Is it safe to have sex with a condom 18 days after an abortion?

Abortion refers to artificial abortion. It is generally safe to have sex with a condom 18 days after the abortion, but try not to have sex within one month of the operation to avoid retrograde infection.

After an abortion, there will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding, accompanied by abdominal pain, and the body is relatively weak. The bleeding time may be about 15 days. At this time, the cervix is ​​open. If you have sex, it may cause bacteria to retrograde, which is prone to endometritis or pelvic inflammatory disease, vaginitis and other hazards. If ovulation has not returned to normal 18 days after an abortion, wearing a condom during sex can prevent the combination of sperm and egg, so it is generally safe and can prevent pregnancy.

During the recovery period after artificial abortion, sexual intercourse may cause certain harm to the body and is not good for health, so sexual intercourse should be prohibited. One month after artificial abortion, after menstruation, and if there is no special physical condition, normal sexual intercourse can be resumed, but contraception should be done to avoid accidental pregnancy. Eat warm and easily digestible food, ensure balanced nutrition, and go to the hospital for regular check-ups.