What are the consequences of an incomplete abortion?

Abortion can cause great harm to women, so they should get enough rest, take care of their bodies, and eat more nutritious foods. So what are the consequences of an incomplete abortion?

The harm that self-medication abortion brings to women, don't regret why you didn't go to the hospital in the first place, and don't use drugs indiscriminately. Abortion is simple, but the body also needs to be cared for and the right medicine should be used. If the abortion is not complete, you should go to the hospital for a curettage immediately, and don't be lucky. In addition, women should actively take contraceptive measures before they decide to have a child, and don't use abortion as a contraceptive measure. Multiple abortions are very harmful to female friends. Some new women hold very avant-garde ideas about sex life, and they take abortion very lightly, "if they want to have an abortion, they can have an abortion", and they are not aware of the serious harm of this behavior. Little do they know that premature and excessive abortions will cause major physiological trauma to women.

In addition, medical abortion is very harmful to women's bodies. Sometimes abortion is not complete if it relies on medicine alone. The remnants of the embryo remain in the uterus for a long time, which may cause intrauterine infection, damage the endometrium, lead to fallopian tube occlusion, and cause infertility. If abortion is repeated many times, the harm is the greatest.

First, the chance of uterine damage increases, and the damage to the endometrium caused by abortion directly affects future fertility. Generally speaking, the more abortions you have, the greater the risk of ectopic pregnancy. Failure to rescue in time can cause heavy bleeding and shock. In severe cases, the fallopian tubes must be removed, and you will completely lose your fertility. The number of patients with ectopic pregnancy has indeed increased year by year in recent years, and the incidence rate has increased by 30% compared to before. They are mainly patients with gynecological inflammations such as pelvic inflammatory disease and salpingitis, and those who have repeated artificial abortions, ranging in age from 25 to 40 years old. Now the age is tending to be younger.