What are the complications of artificial abortion?

No matter which treatment method is used, there will be complications, especially artificial termination of pregnancy, which can cause many complications in women's bodies. The most direct one is that it is easy to cause bleeding in the female uterus. If the operation is improper, it can also cause complications such as uterine perforation and incomplete uterine aspiration. Therefore, B-ultrasound is required for further examination after the operation.

Abortion is a very common operation in the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital. Because modern people's thinking is no longer as conservative as before, they are more open to male sexual partners, which leads to many women having unexpected pregnancies. These women need to have artificial abortions for various reasons, but artificial abortions are harmful to women's bodies. Let's take a look at the complications of artificial abortion.
1. Situations that cause bleeding in the female uterus: Bleeding is the most common complication. This is because it occurs naturally after the embryo is separated from the uterine wall. However, if the woman has been pregnant for a long time and the baby is already very old, more than four months, the uterus will contract poorly, and the amount of bleeding will be larger. The older the baby, the greater the amount of bleeding. Therefore, if the woman does not plan to have this child, she can undergo artificial abortion treatment in the early stages of pregnancy.
2. Complications of uterine perforation: The embryo is originally attached to the uterus. Some doctors and hospital environments are not very mature in all aspects, which will increase the risk factor for women and easily cause perforation of the uterus. This perforation is also the most serious complication of artificial abortion surgery. However, it will not happen under normal circumstances. In clinical treatment, the perforation rate is only about 0.02%. This requires women to choose a large hospital with mature technology for surgery.
3. Complications of incomplete uterine abortion: In fact, generally unclean abortion occurs during medical abortion, that is, when the pregnancy is relatively young, the fetus can be successfully aborted by taking medicine. However, this method will result in unclean abortion, that is, after the abortion, some pregnancy tissue will remain in the uterus. This requires a B-ultrasound check after the abortion to observe the specific condition of the uterus to help judge, and then further treatment is required.