What are the dangers of spontaneous abortion?

Spontaneous abortion refers to the cessation of development of the embryo during the development process, or the poor quality of the sperm and egg, which leads to miscarriage due to unstable implantation. This is a form of natural selection. After all, the principle of survival of the fittest also applies to sperm and eggs of good quality. However, although it is a spontaneous abortion, it can also cause some harm to the human body. The most common one is infection that causes various gynecological inflammations.

Generally speaking, miscarriage can be caused by genetics or the fetus itself, especially genetic factors. Therefore, before preparing for pregnancy, you should do various pre-pregnancy examinations to avoid damage to the body due to the failure of the embryo to develop or other problems. So what are the dangers of miscarriage?
1. Causing infection <br/>Although it is a natural miscarriage, if some cell tissue remains in the body, it must be removed through artificial curettage. Therefore, during the cleaning process, infection may occur due to various external or human reasons. Sometimes it is some internal inflammation, but if it spreads in the uterus, it will cause infection of other organs of the uterus. If the spread range exceeds the reproductive organs, it will cause peritonitis, and severe cases will lead to sepsis.
2. Heavy bleeding after miscarriage <br/>In fact, everyone knows that natural miscarriage can also result in incomplete miscarriage, because the most common miscarriage is vaginal bleeding. Because it is common, people do not pay attention to it. Some people will suffer from heavy blood loss and cause shock due to physical reasons.
3. Uterine malformation <br/>The uterus of a woman is a relatively fragile muscular organ. Miscarriage can cause great damage to the uterus. If the fusion of the two lumens is incomplete or if the fusion is not completely absorbed, it can lead to various uterine malformations such as double uterus, uterine septum, bicornuate uterus, etc.
4. Causing intrauterine adhesions <br/>According to survey statistics, among the many patients with intrauterine adhesions, most are caused by endometrial damage. Abortion itself causes serious endometrial loss, especially in the case of incomplete abortion, which will cause the uterine wall to become thinner through curettage and removal. The endometrium is damaged, thus causing intrauterine adhesions and affecting the growth and development of the later embryo.
The above are the hazards caused by spontaneous abortion. In fact, although spontaneous abortion is not an artificial abortion, if it is an incomplete abortion, it will also turn into an artificial abortion. The harm it brings is the same as that of an artificial abortion. Moreover, most spontaneous abortions are due to personal reasons, so we do a good job of pre-pregnancy check-up, which is the key to eugenics.