Can a girl who has had an abortion be found out during a premarital checkup? It's not too late to know now

Today I want to talk to you about a sensitive but very important topic - abortion. Did you know that some girls are always worried after having an abortion, worrying that it will be found out during the future premarital examination? In fact, this issue is not as complicated and scary as you think. Let's talk about abortion surgery.

The impact of abortion on health

Abortion, also known as induced abortion, refers to the process of terminating a pregnancy through medical means in the early stages of pregnancy.

Although abortion is necessary in some cases, it does have a certain impact on women's physical health.

Here are some possible impacts:

Recent Impact

Postoperative bleeding: Mild vaginal bleeding may occur for a few days after the abortion, which is normal.

Risk of infection: There may be a risk of infection during surgery, especially if the surgical environment is not sanitary or preoperative gynecological inflammation is not effectively controlled.

Residual tissue: If the surgical treatment is not thorough, it may cause residual pregnancy tissue, which will require a second surgery to clean up.

Long-term effects

Menstrual problems: Abortion may cause irregular menstruation, or even reduced menstrual flow or amenorrhea.

Fertility issues: Frequent abortions may cause the endometrium to thin, which in turn affects fertility.

Gynecological diseases: Abortion may increase the risk of gynecological diseases, such as endometriosis, cervical or intrauterine adhesions, etc.

Some patients may ask, can it be seen that I had an abortion?

First of all, we need to understand that abortion refers to the termination of pregnancy through artificial operation, mainly including medical abortion and surgical abortion.

Generally speaking, abortion does not cause any changes to the appearance of our cervix.

In other words, if you recover well after an abortion, it is actually difficult for doctors to tell from your appearance whether you have had an abortion.

However, there is one special situation that needs attention. That is, if the fetus is large during miscarriage, it may cause laceration of the cervix or birth canal. At this time, the doctor may ask if you have a history of miscarriage.

But this is a very rare situation, so most of the time, you don't need to worry too much.

In addition, I would like to emphasize that whether you have had an abortion or not, it is your personal privacy and you have the right to choose whether to tell others.

If you find it difficult to talk about it, you can choose to keep it confidential.

After all, everyone has a past and we should respect everyone's right to privacy.

Therefore, we need to look at abortion surgery correctly.

How to correctly view the flow of people

Although abortion may carry some health risks, that doesn't mean it is an entirely negative thing.

In some cases, abortion is performed to protect the woman's health, such as when the pregnancy is due to rape, incest, or when the woman's health does not allow her to continue the pregnancy.

In these cases, abortion is necessary and should be understood and respected by society.

So how do we protect ourselves?

Understand the risks: Understand the possible risks and consequences of abortion surgery and make an informed decision.

Choose the right time: If you decide to have an abortion, try to do it in the early stages of pregnancy to reduce the risks of the operation.

Postoperative care: After the operation, you should follow the doctor's instructions for proper rest and maintenance to avoid infection and other complications.

Contraceptive measures: After an abortion, effective contraceptive measures should be taken to avoid another unwanted pregnancy.

In general, abortion is an important medical decision that requires careful consideration after fully understanding its pros and cons.

If you have any questions or concerns, it is recommended to seek the advice and help of a professional doctor. Finally, I want to say that no matter when and where, we should cherish our bodies and respect life. If you have any questions about abortion or other health issues, you can consult me ​​at any time. I will do my best to provide you with the most professional and considerate answers. Let us protect health and life together!