Is it okay to abort the first pregnancy?

For women, the first thing they should understand is that no matter it is the first or second child, miscarriage will have a certain impact on women, so try to avoid miscarriage in daily life. If you don’t want a baby, you must take contraceptive measures to avoid accidental pregnancy. Abortion poses certain risks and may even induce some complications, and some attention has been paid to this aspect.

Is it okay to abort the first pregnancy?

For women, no abortion is absolutely safe. Because any miscarriage may be complicated by a series of diseases such as uterine perforation, fallopian tube adhesions, uterine cavity infection, endometriosis, etc. Even though medical technology is advanced now and painless and visual painless abortions are available, these injuries cannot be completely avoided. This means that every miscarriage carries the risk of leading to lifelong infertility.

What are the dangers of multiple abortions?

1. Inducing habitual miscarriage: Multiple abortions may cause the cervix to relax, which can easily cause habitual miscarriage.

2. Impact on pregnancy: During an artificial abortion, part of the endometrium is often scraped off. The more times the surgery is performed, the greater the damage to the endometrium. When you want to get pregnant again, it is easy for placenta to implant and adhere, which can cause dystocia and retained placenta. At the same time, it will also have a certain impact on the egg-collecting function of the fallopian tube, thereby affecting women's pregnancy.

3. Causes cervical erosion: Traditional abortion surgery requires dilation of the cervix, which causes damage to the cervix. Multiple abortions require multiple dilations, which will cause more severe trauma and infection to the cervix, ultimately leading to cervical erosion.

Normally, modern abortion procedures generally do not have any impact on women. However, any abortion will cause a certain degree of damage to the uterus, which may increase the probability of infertility, so choosing an abortion must be carefully considered. After a miscarriage, you should go to a regular hospital for a follow-up examination and take good care of your body to prevent any sequelae that may affect future pregnancies.