How harmful is medical abortion to the human body? This article will show you how

Medical abortion is a relatively common method of abortion. Of course, it can cause great harm to the human body, especially in the case of incomplete abortion. Assisting abortion through curettage not only adds an extra layer of pain, but can also induce other inflammations and even cause infertility.

Generally, abortion can be induced by medication within 50 days of pregnancy. Although medication abortion is the most common method of abortion, it lasts a long time and has a high chance of incomplete abortion. It is harmful to women both physically, by increasing various inflammations and decreasing immunity, and psychologically. So how harmful is medication abortion to the human body?
1. Hazards of taking medications <br/>The shortest waiting time after taking medication for medical abortion is 3 days, and the two medications should be taken at intervals. Different people have different reactions after taking them. The most common are gastrointestinal reactions such as nausea, dizziness, vomiting and even diarrhea. Of course, a small number of people have allergic reactions such as rash and itching. If the reaction is severe, anaphylactic shock may occur and even liver and kidney functions may be damaged.
2. Hazards of medical abortion <br/>Most women will have some reactions after taking the medicine. The most common one is abdominal pain, accompanied by vaginal bleeding. Of course, incomplete abortion may also occur. If incomplete abortion occurs, curettage must be performed to assist the abortion. However, curettage will cause a certain degree of damage to the endometrium, and it will also cause various inflammations such as pelvic inflammatory disease. Even severe damage to the endometrium can induce irregular menstruation.
3. Hazards after medical abortion <br/>After an abortion, many women think that they can just take good care of themselves. In fact, some damages are irreversible, especially damage to the endometrium or adhesion or destruction of other uterine parts. The most common are scanty menstruation and unstable periods. Severe cases may lead to premature amenorrhea, which may induce female infertility and habitual abortion. What's worse, after the next pregnancy, there will be placenta implantation, adhesions, etc.
Although many doctors say that medical abortion has no risks, in fact, no matter which method of abortion is used, it will more or less damage our body, especially the uterus. After all, for women, the uterus is an important part of the human body, so we must try our best to avoid harm to it, and various contraceptive measures must be in place to avoid various irreversible injuries caused by abortion, which cannot be remedied.