What are the risks of having an abortion if the uterus is too thin?

What are the risks of having an abortion if the uterus is too thin?

A thin uterus usually refers to a thin endometrium, and miscarriage usually refers to an artificial abortion. If the endometrium is too thin, the risk of artificial abortion is usually relatively high, and uterine perforation, heavy bleeding, and even life-threatening may occur.

Too thin endometrium is usually caused by low estrogen levels in the body, long-term use of contraceptives, chronic intrauterine infection and frequent intrauterine surgery. Artificial abortion requires surgery to terminate pregnancy, and negative pressure endometrium is required during this process. Aspirator or scraper tools may be used during this process. Because the patient's endometrium is too thin, if the operation is not done properly, uterine perforation may occur, leading to continuous heavy bleeding. If the body's heavy bleeding is not controlled, it may cause shock and affect life safety.

It is recommended that women undergo a detailed preoperative examination before artificial abortion to understand the possible complications during the operation, and then undergo the operation when their physical condition is stable. If they are not feeling well, going to a regular hospital can ensure the success rate and safety of the operation.