Artificial abortion is a remedy for women who have failed to obtain contraception. This operation is relatively safe and simple, so it is also a commonly used method of terminating pregnancy in clinical practice. However, according to clinical observation, frequent artificial abortions are often complicated by a series of other diseases, such as the following: Habitual abortion Too many artificial abortions can easily lead to habitual abortion. Multiple abortions can cause the cervix to relax. When the patient becomes pregnant again, usually in the second trimester, the fetus grows, the amniotic fluid increases, the gravity in the uterine cavity increases, the fetal sac protrudes to the internal cervical os, the cervix gradually shortens and expands, and the patient is usually unaware of symptoms. Later, the fetal membrane ruptures and the fetus can be expelled, causing abortion. Uterine perforation Multiple pregnancies and multiple abortions will cause the endometrium to be repeatedly scraped, making the uterine wall soft and thin. During the abortion operations such as dilating the cervix, measuring the uterine cavity with a probe, suction, and scraping, uterine perforation may occur, which is dangerous. Endometriosis After an artificial abortion, adhesions and narrowing may occur at the cervical opening, preventing menstrual blood from flowing out. This may cause menstrual blood to accumulate in the uterine cavity and then flow back into the abdominal cavity. Endometrial cells may be implanted in the abdominal cavity, forming endometriosis. amenorrhea Multiple abortions cause the endometrium to be scraped repeatedly, causing it to become thinner. If the scraping is too deep during the operation, it will damage the basal layer of the endometrium and cause amenorrhea. Infertility Repeated artificial suction and scraping of the uterus will make the uterine wall thinner and thinner, and the fertilized egg will not be able to implant. In addition, multiple abortions can easily lead to uterine perforation, fallopian tube blockage, cervical adhesion, etc., greatly increasing the chance of infertility. |
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