If a woman has a biochemical miscarriage, she usually does not need to sit for the menstruation after the miscarriage, nor does she need to take special diet or have other contraindications. This is because biochemical miscarriage refers to the failure of the fertilized egg to implant due to the poor environment in the uterine cavity after the successful union of the fertilized egg, and the hormone level in the body will drop and recede after the failure of implantation, thus causing the meconium to flake off. Therefore, biochemical abortion will not have any adverse effects on a woman’s body, because it can be treated as a normal menstruation, and you can still continue to have intercourse to prepare for pregnancy in the month of biochemical abortion, without worrying about the adverse effects of biochemical abortion on the uterus and the woman’s body.