How much harm does abortion do to women?

Abortion causes many kinds of harm to women, including psychological harm, risk of reproductive tract infection, reproductive damage and bleeding, risk of infertility, and endocrine disorders. During sexual intercourse, protective measures need to be taken to minimize the occurrence of accidents.

1. Psychological harm: Abortion surgery may bring a heavy psychological burden to women, including anxiety, depression, guilt and fear. The fear before and after the operation may lead to psychological trauma and fear of sexual life, which may lead to sexual indifference in the long run.

2. Risk of reproductive tract infection: During abortion, the endometrium is damaged, increasing the risk of bacterial invasion and infection. This infection may cause bleeding, pain, and even infertility.

3. Physical injury and bleeding: Women may experience continuous bleeding after abortion, and heavy bleeding may also lead to anemia. Abortion may also cause trauma and scarring of the uterine wall, affecting normal pregnancy and delivery.

4. Risk of infertility: Abortion surgery may cause blockage of the fallopian tubes due to inflammatory reactions, or cause adhesions in the uterine cavity due to endometrial damage, which may cause infertility. Multiple abortions can also easily cause uterine perforation and endometriosis, further affecting fertility.

5. Endocrine disorders: Miscarriage may also cause endocrine disorders in women, which is the direct cause of female aging and may also affect women’s overall health.

The harm of abortion to women includes not only physical trauma, but also psychological impact. It is recommended that women take good contraceptive measures in their daily lives and avoid unnecessary abortions to maintain their physical and mental health.