After an abortion or uterine curettage, there is a high risk of developing secondary infertility due to excessive thinning of the uterine lining, which can lead to: ✔️ Scanty menstruation ✔️ Lower abdominal pain ✔️ Irregular or absent periods These symptoms are often mistaken for menstrual disorders, delaying diagnosis and treatment.

Women who give birth vaginally typically experience a faster recovery compared to those who undergo a cesarean section. However, not all mothers can have a smooth vaginal delivery. Many choose or are required to have a cesarean delivery due to medical reasons. This raises a common question: Is it safe to become pregnant again one year after a cesarean section? This concern is frequently voiced by mothers who face unplanned pregnancies ('oops pregnancies') shortly after their cesarean or by those intentionally planning closely spaced pregnancies.