How long after a miscarriage can you have sex?

How long after a miscarriage you can have sex depends on the type of miscarriage, your recovery, and your doctor’s advice. Generally, it’s 2 to 4 weeks. If there are any abnormalities, you need to be informed in time to take appropriate measures.

1. Medical abortion or natural abortion: It is usually recommended to wait at least 2 weeks after the abortion so that the body has time to start recovering. However, you need to consult before trying to have sex to ensure that there is no risk of infection or other complications.

2. Surgical abortion: After surgery, doctors usually recommend waiting 2 to 4 weeks to ensure that the endometrium has recovered and reduce the risk of infection. This period of time can also help reduce bleeding and pain.

3. Personal recovery: Everyone's body recovers at different speeds, and some people may need longer to recover. If you feel pain or discomfort during sex, you should stop and consult a doctor.

4. Doctor's advice: You usually need to follow your doctor's advice. He or she will give you personalized guidance based on the specific circumstances, including the type of abortion, whether there are complications, and your overall health.

If you have any unusual symptoms after a miscarriage, such as continued bleeding, fever, severe pain, etc., you should go to the hospital immediately. If you do not plan to get pregnant for the time being, you should consider taking effective contraceptive measures when having sex after a miscarriage.