How much harm does abortion do to women?

The extent of harm to women from abortion depends on many factors, including the safety of the operation, the woman's physical condition and postoperative care. Generally speaking, abortion is a relatively safe medical procedure, but there are still some potential risks and complications.

Abortion surgery may cause some common complications, such as bleeding, infection, uterine perforation, etc. The incidence of these complications is very low, but there is still a certain risk. Once complications occur, further treatment and care may be required.

Abortion may have some impact on women's mental health. Abortion is a major decision that may cause women to feel pain, guilt, and anxiety. Before having an abortion, women should receive counseling and psychological support to help them cope with possible emotional distress.

Abortion surgery may have a certain impact on women's fertility. Although most abortion surgeries do not cause long-term effects on women's fertility, unexpected injuries may occur during the operation, such as uterine perforation, which may lead to fertility problems in the future.

The harm of abortion to women is relatively small, but it still needs to be treated with caution. Before deciding to have an abortion, women should fully understand the risks and consequences of the operation and receive necessary care and psychological support after the operation to reduce potential harm.