6 major reasons for infertility caused by artificial abortion

Artificial abortion is a remedy that is taken as a last resort after contraception fails. From a medical point of view, artificial termination of pregnancy at any stage of pregnancy always violates physiological laws and affects women's health. In particular, multiple artificial abortions with close intervals are very harmful to the body and are also an important cause of secondary infertility in women. The reasons for infertility caused by artificial abortion are:

(1) Fallopian tube inflammation and obstruction:

If the patient has severe cervicitis or the disinfection is not strict during the operation, bacteria will be brought into the uterine cavity and cause infection, which will lead to salpingitis and then fallopian tube obstruction.

(2) Cervical and uterine adhesions:

If the suction or curettage is excessive or the suction method is improper, it will damage the cervical canal and endometrium, and then cause cervical adhesion and obstruction or uterine cavity adhesion and shrinkage.

(3) Amenorrhea:

Excessive suction and curettage will cause the basal layer of the endometrium to be sucked out or scraped away, making it impossible for the endometrium to regenerate and causing long-term amenorrhea.

(4) Endometriosis:

Artificial abortion surgery can cause cervical stenosis, blocking the outflow of menstrual blood, causing menstrual blood to accumulate in the uterine cavity and then flow back into the abdominal cavity, forming endometriosis.

(5) Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease:

If you do not pay attention to vaginal hygiene or have sex too early after an artificial abortion, you may also get an infection, causing pelvic inflammation, affecting your health, and even causing infertility.

(6) Irregular menstruation:

Artificial abortion surgery can cause serious interference to the body, leading to disorders of the neuroendocrine system and menstrual abnormalities.