Can you still get pregnant after multiple miscarriages?

Can you still get pregnant after multiple miscarriages?

Whether you can get pregnant after multiple miscarriages needs to be judged based on the patient's specific situation. After multiple miscarriages, if the ovarian function and endometrium are not affected, you can usually get pregnant. If the ovarian function and endometrium are affected, you generally cannot get pregnant.

Artificial abortion generally includes artificial abortion and medical abortion. Artificial abortion is to terminate pregnancy through surgery, generally including vacuum suction and forceps curettage. Vacuum suction uses a suction tube to enter the uterine cavity and suck out the embryonic tissue in the uterus. Forceps curettage uses oval forceps to clamp out the embryonic tissue; medical abortion usually uses misoprostol tablets, mifepristone tablets, mifepristone capsules and other drugs to terminate pregnancy, so that the embryonic tissue is discharged from the vagina to achieve the effect of terminating pregnancy.

After multiple miscarriages, if the patient's ovarian function is not affected, the endometrium is not damaged, local hygiene is maintained, and there is no infection, it generally does not affect pregnancy. If miscarriage affects the patient's ovarian function, causing endometrial damage and infection, the possibility of another pregnancy will be reduced, affecting pregnancy.

If there is no plan to raise children, contraceptive measures should be taken to avoid repeated miscarriages that may harm your health. After miscarriage, you should pay attention to local hygiene, avoid infection, and have regular checkups to understand your recovery.