What harm does spontaneous abortion do to the body?

Many couples want a baby, but some women have a miscarriage one month into pregnancy due to physical weakness or other reasons. So, does miscarriage cause harm to the body?

The impact of spontaneous abortion is mainly reflected in the increased chance of infection, easy bleeding, and in severe cases may lead to acute renal failure. The specific impacts of spontaneous abortion are:

1. Infection: Spontaneous abortion may be complicated by infection, and the incidence of incomplete abortion is higher in women. The infection can be confined to the uterine cavity, or it can spread to the periphery of the uterus and even beyond the reproductive organs to cause peritonitis and sepsis.

2. Severe blood loss: Sometimes inevitable or incomplete miscarriage can lead to severe blood loss and even shock.

3. Placental polyps: can cause severe uterine bleeding, which often occurs within a few weeks after miscarriage.

4. Acute renal failure: After miscarriage, acute renal failure may occur due to shock caused by acute massive blood loss and severe infection.

5. Poor uterine involution: The enlarged uterus may not be able to contract smoothly after miscarriage.

6. Irregular menstruation: Spontaneous abortion may cause irregular menstruation. However, there are many reasons for irregular menstruation. It may be caused by certain damage to the uterine mucosa after abortion. It may also be caused by mental stress, overwork, endocrine disorders, and psychological factors.

7. Psychological: Spontaneous abortion will have an impact on the mother's psychology. In fact, spontaneous abortion can be considered a natural elimination that is beneficial to eugenics, so there is no need to worry about it. A happy mood will accelerate the recovery of the body after abortion and is beneficial to health.

8. Will it affect the next pregnancy: It is difficult to generalize whether the miscarriage of the first pregnancy will affect the next pregnancy. First of all, we need to rule out whether there are some factors that affect the current pregnancy, such as physical discomfort before and during pregnancy, strenuous exercise, or taking certain drugs. If the miscarriage is caused by these factors, it will have little effect on the next pregnancy. In addition, we must rule out some organic problems in the female body, such as uterine or birth canal diseases. There are also other problems in the female body, such reasons must be identified and properly treated. If there are no external influencing factors and no such lesions, generally speaking, there will be no problem with the next pregnancy.

9. Spontaneous abortion is a mechanism for eliminating defective fetuses and is not completely harmful.