Is it okay to have an abortion on your own? What are the dangers of having an abortion on your own?

In fact, uterine curettage is also a type of artificial abortion, which is completely different from surgical abortion. Its main function is to remove the tissue left in the uterine cavity due to incomplete abortion. It can effectively promote the repair of the uterus and reduce the chance of infection due to bleeding. Therefore, many people will choose this method, but some people choose to have an abortion by themselves. Is it okay to have an abortion by yourself?

1. Is it okay to have an abortion on your own? <br/>Abortion on your own will cause residual blood and will also cause many harmful effects. For example, it will increase the chance of bleeding and the possibility of infection. Therefore, it is not recommended to have an abortion on your own. You must go to the hospital for professional treatment to achieve better results. Otherwise, there will be many harms.

2. What are the dangers of self-abortion?
1. Incomplete abortion <br/>It means that the products of pregnancy have been partially expelled from the body, and there are still some residues in the uterine cavity. The residual products of pregnancy in the uterine cavity affect the uterine contraction, leading to continuous uterine bleeding, and even hemorrhagic shock due to excessive bleeding. Once confirmed, the embryo and placenta should be completely expelled as soon as possible, and negative pressure uterine aspiration should be performed in time for unavoidable or incomplete abortion in early pregnancy.
2. Complete abortion <br/>Complete abortion means that all products of pregnancy are discharged, vaginal bleeding gradually stops, abdominal pain gradually disappears, gynecological examination shows that the cervix is ​​closed and the size of the uterus is close to normal. Generally, when observing the phenomenon of complete abortion, if there is no infection, no special treatment is required. Ultrasound examination can also be used to determine whether there are any residues in the uterine cavity.

3. Attempted abortion <br/>Refers to the embryo or fetus remaining in the uterine cavity after death and not being expelled naturally. It is also called embryo sterilization during early pregnancy. After the embryo or fetus dies, the uterus no longer increases in size but shrinks, and the early pregnancy reaction disappears. If it is mid-term pregnancy, the pregnant woman's abdomen increases, the fetal movement disappears, and gynecological examination shows that the cervix is ​​open, the uterus is shorter than menopausal weeks, and the texture is not soft.
4. Abortion infection <br/>During the abortion process, if vaginal bleeding lasts too long, tissue remains in the uterine cavity or an illegal abortion is performed, intrauterine infection may occur. In severe cases, the infection can spread to the pelvic cavity, abdominal cavity and even the whole body, accompanied by pelvic inflammatory disease, peritonitis, sepsis and septic shock.