What are the dangers of multiple miscarriages? Let's take a look

Generally speaking, multiple miscarriages can easily lead to habitual miscarriage, or the endometrium becomes thinner and thinner, or even various gynecological inflammations. In addition, the natural defense function of the reproductive tract of women with multiple miscarriages is reduced, especially if the postoperative bleeding lasts too long, which provides convenience for the invasion and reproduction of pathogens. Therefore, patients should pay more attention to care issues after surgery.

For women, abortion is the most common thing, especially nowadays when life is stressful. Many families consider the economic pressure after an unexpected pregnancy and worry about not being able to provide their children with a better living environment, so they choose to have an abortion. Some women even have multiple abortions. In fact, multiple abortions are very harmful to women. So what are the dangers of multiple abortions?
1. Easy to form habitual miscarriage <br/>The harm caused by miscarriage itself to women is immeasurable, not to mention multiple miscarriages. Frequent miscarriages will lead to habitual miscarriages, thereby reducing the mother's resistance. Even if she wants to have a child later, she may not be able to provide for the development of the embryo.
2. Causes various inflammations <br/>No matter which abortion method is chosen, the cervix will be slightly dilated during abortion, making it easier for bacteria to enter the uterus through the vagina, thereby causing various inflammations in the uterine appendages and the uterus. In severe cases, the endometrium can be seriously damaged, and this damage is irreversible. In severe cases, it can cause various gynecological diseases.
3. Impact on subsequent pregnancy <br/>Although sometimes too many miscarriages will not lead to habitual miscarriage, multiple miscarriages will cause various serious damages to the uterus, and the uterine wall will become thinner and thinner. Even if it does not affect pregnancy, subsequent pregnancy will cause the placenta previa and affect the development of the fetus. In severe cases, placental adhesion will occur, which will endanger the fetus.
4. Cause various complications <br/>Multiple miscarriages will reduce women's own resistance and defense capabilities against various diseases, thus causing various diseases to occur, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, fallopian tube inflammation, uterine fibroids and other diseases.
A miscarriage itself takes a long time for women to adjust and recover, and it is not certain that the uterus can return to its original state, let alone multiple miscarriages. At the mildest, it will cause various inflammations, which will reduce women's immunity and resistance. In severe cases, it will cause habitual miscarriage and lead to infertility. Therefore, women must take good care of themselves and take important contraceptive measures.