How much harm does abortion do to women? Listen to the doctor

Abortion is a common measure for many women to terminate pregnancy for various reasons. It is usually done in the early stages of pregnancy, mainly by surgery or medication. However, no matter which method of abortion is used, it will cause great harm to the female body. The most common ones include causing infection, affecting future pregnancy rates, and inducing the occurrence of some gynecological inflammation and other diseases.

In today's society, more and more women are having miscarriages, and the number of women having miscarriages is also getting younger and younger. This shows that many women nowadays still have a weak sense of self-protection. Now many hospitals will say that they can perform painless abortions, which will not cause harm to the body and are painless throughout the process. Is that really the case? How much harm does miscarriage do to women?
Abortion will increase the possibility of infertility for women, and will also have many harmful effects on women's health. Women should know the five major harms after abortion. If a woman does not want a child in the case of an unexpected pregnancy, she needs to have an abortion as soon as possible to terminate the pregnancy. In a year, the number of abortions for women should generally not exceed 2 times.
Cervical or endometrial adhesion: During abortion, if the doctor's technique is too rough, it may cause injury or inflammation of the cervix or endometrium, which may lead to postoperative cervical or endometrial adhesion and may also cause menstrual abnormalities, such as amenorrhea or too little menstrual flow, etc. Severe cases may also cause infertility.
Uterine perforation: If a woman is pregnant for a longer period of time, the chance of danger will increase a lot. The more miscarriages she has, the greater the chance of uterine perforation.
Cervical injury: During the abortion process, if the cervix dilates too quickly, it may cause damage to the cervix and easily lead to miscarriage in future pregnancies.
Psychological harm: Abortion also has a significant impact on women's mental health. It can cause women to feel a certain degree of self-blame and self-deprecation, which may affect their future fertility.
After a woman has a miscarriage, her hormones will rapidly decline, leading to endocrine disorders, which will affect her menstruation. This is very common. Generally, after a miscarriage, a woman's ovaries can return to normal within 22 days, and her menstruation will come in about 1 month. If any abnormalities occur, you need to go to the hospital for a follow-up examination.