If a woman gets pregnant within a short period of time after an abortion, it will cause some harm to the child, and may result in preeclampsia, embryonic sterilizations, or retarded intrauterine development of the fetus due to the thinness of the lining of the uterus and the poor recovery of the body. If a woman gets pregnant six months after having an abortion, the endometrium has recovered well and the woman’s body has been well conditioned, and the body’s immunity is strong, so getting pregnant again will not have an adverse effect on the growth and development of the fetus. However, after pregnancy, women should also regularly strengthen the obstetric examination, to avoid being affected by bacteria, viruses, radiation and other adverse effects, and also need to take a small dose of folic acid during early pregnancy to prevent the occurrence of fetal malformation. Therefore, it is best for women to wait more than half a year after an abortion before getting pregnant, as this will be conducive to the growth and development of the fetus.