The harm of curettage after threatened abortion

Pregnant women are worried about threatened abortion, so let's take a look at what threatened abortion is. Threatened abortion refers to a small amount of vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy, which comes and goes, accompanied by mild lower abdominal pain and backache. After understanding what threatened abortion is, let's take a closer look at what causes abortion and what are the hazards after curettage?

The process of curettage is like a blind man scratching the flesh of a watermelon. The doctor cannot see the inside during the operation. He can only operate based on his clinical experience to judge whether it is scraped clean. If the scraping is shallow, bleeding may occur due to incomplete scraping, which will cause a second curettage. If the scraping is too deep, it is inevitable that excessive curettage will cause trauma to the endometrium and damage the function of the uterus. One curettage, especially multiple curettages that cause uterine cavity adhesions and cervical adhesions, will cause infertility. The endometrium is the implantation layer of the fertilized egg, like the natural soil for seeds to germinate and grow. The result of curettage is the destruction of this functional layer. Repeated curettage will lose the soft soil suitable for seed growth. If you want to get pregnant again, it will be like sowing seeds on a cement floor.

To sum up, here are a few points:

First, physical pain

The second is psychological fear

Third, it may affect the uterus. The uterine wall may become thinner, affecting pregnancy

4. If you are pregnant, the placenta may not be well nourished.

To sum up, expectant mothers should never undergo curettage after threatened miscarriage, because the damage may be irreversible.