What harm does repeated abortion do to the uterus? How can women prevent uterine infertility through diet?

The uterus is very fragile, which leads to abnormalities such as uterine septum, bicornuate uterus, and retroverted uterus. Uterine malformation has a great impact on pregnancy. It can be said that uterine malformation is one of the causes of female infertility. Patients with uterine malformation account for 30% of the total number of female infertility patients. Women with uterine malformation are generally unlikely to become pregnant.

Repeated abortions are most harmful to the uterus

For female friends, the uterus is undoubtedly an important organ. If it is not properly protected and damaged, serious consequences will occur.

There are generally five major types of behaviors that can easily cause damage to the uterus, such as repeated miscarriages, especially artificial abortions. Each curettage will thin the endometrium, and can also cause pelvic inflammatory disease, acute salpingitis, etc., and in severe cases can lead to infertility. The shorter the time interval between miscarriages, the greater the damage. There are also multiple pregnancies. With each additional pregnancy, the uterus of female friends will be at more risk. If a woman is pregnant more than three times, the possibility of uterine diseases and harm will increase significantly. The third is that female friends ignore prenatal examinations and neglect regular prenatal examinations, which may lead to dystocia and even uterine rupture and other serious consequences. The fourth is unclean sexual life, which will allow many bacteria to enter the uterine cavity through the vagina and cause infection. The fifth is sexual disorder or starting sexual life too early.

Among the "five fatal injuries", repeated miscarriage can be said to be a completely avoidable mistake. Nowadays, many young women do not pay attention to contraception, thinking that they are young and healthy, and even if an unexpected pregnancy occurs, they can just abort it. Now, the propaganda about "painless abortion" is also very common, creating an illusion: abortion is a surgery that cannot be any smaller, and it can be done whenever you come and go whenever you leave. So what is the truth? A large amount of clinical data shows that the number of artificial abortions is proportional to the probability of infertility. In addition, improper artificial abortions can also lead to postoperative adhesions of the cervix or uterine cavity, abnormal menstruation, and long-term complications of inflammation; miscarriage, premature birth, ectopic pregnancy, etc. may occur when you become pregnant again; in severe cases, it can be life-threatening.

Infertility is the outcome that women are most reluctant to face after having an abortion. However, in recent years, clinical findings have shown that the proportion of secondary infertility caused by abortion is the highest. Currently, most abortions lack visual monitoring equipment or fail to strictly follow operating specifications, which can easily lead to excessive suction or curettage, damage to the uterus or scrape off the base of the endometrium, causing cervical adhesions, shrinkage, blockage, or long-term amenorrhea, which prevents sperm from passing through the cervical canal into the uterine cavity, and prevents the fertilized egg from implanting and developing, leading to infertility. On the other hand, infection after an abortion may also cause blockage of the fallopian tubes, hindering the combination of egg and sperm, which is also an important reason affecting conception.

How to treat uterine infertility?

1. Uterine fibroids: For uterine infertility caused by tumors such as uterine fibroids, surgical resection is the better method of treatment. The surgical approach varies according to the patient's specific situation. Small fibroids can be treated with vaginal myomectomy or enucleation, while larger fibroids can be treated with abdominal resection.

2. Uterine septum: Uterine septum causes female infertility and is treated with minimally invasive surgeries such as hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, mainly through hysteroscopic resection under laparoscopic monitoring.

3. Uterine hypoplasia: Infertility caused by uterine hypoplasia will cause symptoms such as amenorrhea and dysmenorrhea. Endocrine therapy is more effective.

4. Uterine malformation: Uterine malformation can be repaired by surgery. The two uterine horns are separated by a horizontal incision made from one uterine horn to the other uterine horn. The muscle wall is then cut in half and the left and right sides are sewed together facing each other.

How to prevent uterine infertility through diet

1. Steamed Bull Whip with Chinese Wolfberry

Ingredients: 6g of aconite root, 20g of Chinese yam, 15g of wolfberry, 10g of codonopsis, 2 pieces of bullwhip 400g, 6g of litchi meat, 6g of longan meat, 10 red dates. Main functions: tonify the kidney and essence, benefit the liver and strengthen the spleen. In other words, it has a great effect on tonifying the kidney and liver. It has a good therapeutic effect on regulating menstrual disorders and post-marital infertility.

2. Sea cucumber and fish stew

Ingredients: 50g sea cucumber, 50g black fungus, 20g wolfberry, one fish weighing about 300g, 20g Morinda officinalis. The main function is to nourish the liver and kidney, replenish essence and marrow. It has a good effect on treating liver and kidney deficiency or menstrual disorders and infertility in women.

3. Chicken stew with grapefruit

1 pomelo, 1 rooster, ginger, scallion, salt, MSG, Shaoxing wine. Peel the pomelo and keep the meat. Kill the chicken, remove the hair, remove the internal organs and wash it. Put the pomelo meat into the chicken belly, then put it into the pot, add scallion, ginger, Shaoxing wine, salt and water, put the pot with chicken into a large pot with water, and stew it in water. This product can be used as a side dish and should be eaten frequently.

4. Fried shrimp with rice wine

400g fresh shrimp, 250g rice wine, appropriate amount of vegetable oil, chopped green onion and minced ginger. Wash and shell the shrimp, put in rice wine and soak for 10 minutes. Put the vegetable oil in a hot pot and boil, then add chopped green onion and stir-fry, add shrimp, salt and ginger and stir-fry until cooked. Take once a day, 50 to 100g each time, suitable for those with insufficient kidney yang, cold body and limbs, and sexual indifference.

5. Buddha's Hand Wine

30g of bergamot, 1000ml of liquor. Wash the bergamot, moisten it with clean water until it softens, slice it, and then cut it into 1cm square pieces. After the air has slightly released the moisture, put it into the wine jar, add the liquor, seal it and soak it. Open the jar and stir it once every 5 days. After soaking for 20 days, open the jar, filter out the residue, and the medicinal liquor is ready. Take it twice a day, 10-20ml each time.

6. Candied grapefruit flesh

500g fresh pomelo meat, 250g honey, and some white wine. Remove the core of the fresh pomelo meat, cut it into pieces, put it in a bottle, add white wine and seal it tightly, soak it overnight, then pour it into the pot, boil it until the remaining liquid is almost dry, add honey, mix well and it is ready. Take it twice a day, 25-50g a day.