Can I have sex if I haven't had my period one month after an abortion?

You can have sex if you don’t have your period one month after an artificial abortion, but you must take appropriate contraceptive measures to prevent accidental pregnancy, so as to avoid the need for another abortion, which may cause greater harm to your body.

If you don't have your period after having an abortion, it may be because the endometrium was damaged during the abortion, causing delayed menstruation. It takes some time to recover. You can also use early pregnancy test strips or go to a local regular hospital for blood tests to confirm whether you are pregnant and rule out the possibility of an accidental pregnancy.

When having sex, you must take appropriate contraceptive measures and be gentle to avoid damaging the uterine tissue and affecting the normal recovery of the endometrium. You can use condoms to prevent pregnancy during sex, which is relatively safer and can also reduce irritation to the vaginal tissue.

If you do not have menstruation in the last month after artificial abortion, you can have sex in general, but you must do the appropriate contraceptive work when having sex. This situation mainly occurs because the ovaries have not recovered to their previous state, so they cannot peel well, so menstruation will not occur. During this period, you should pay attention to rest, avoid overwork, do a good job of regulating your emotions, keep a happy mood, and eat more foods rich in high-quality protein.