Can I still get pregnant if I am more than four months pregnant?

Although pregnancy is a good thing for the family, it is very troublesome for unmarried women because there are many uncertainties and insufficient preparation for raising children, which makes women unable to accept the arrival of new life. At this time, women can choose artificial abortion to solve the problem. However, artificial abortion depends on the month of the fetus. For example, can it be done if the pregnancy is more than four months?

Generally speaking, the best time to perform an abortion is 40-50 days after pregnancy is confirmed. At this time, the embryo can be identified more easily, which facilitates surgery. Moreover, the surgery will cause less harm to the body, less pain, and the recovery speed will be the fastest. After 10-14 weeks of pregnancy, as the embryo gradually takes shape and becomes larger, abortion surgery becomes more difficult and the amount of bleeding during the operation increases greatly, which can easily put life in danger. The safety factor is not high and the recovery time after surgery is also long.

Once the pregnancy exceeds 14 weeks (about three months), painless abortion surgery can no longer be performed, and hospitalization for induced labor surgery is required. Although this increases the pain of the pregnant woman and the risk of the operation, it is the only remedy. Medical abortion is suitable for women in early pregnancy. There are strict time limits, contraindications and indications for medical abortion. The best time for medical abortion is within 49 days after menopause. If it exceeds this time, other abortion methods must be used. Pregnant women must be over 18 years old and not older than 40 years old. Medical abortion should not be taken lightly, it must be done in a professional hospital, and it should not be done on your own. If you are not careful, it may lead to infertility at best, or even death at worst!

What are the dangers of miscarriage?

Cervical injury caused during artificial abortion can easily lead to habitual abortion and premature birth in the next pregnancy. The damage to the endometrium and myometrium during artificial abortion leads to placental dysfunction after each pregnancy, seriously affecting fetal development and making stillbirth and premature birth more likely to occur. Abortion can easily cause reproductive system infection, leading to fallopian tube inflammation and causing infertility or ectopic pregnancy. If a woman becomes pregnant again after an artificial abortion and curettage, postpartum hemorrhage is likely to occur due to placental blood circulation disorders. What may happen after multiple painless abortions: It is easy to cause heavy bleeding and severe anemia. The uterus of a woman having an abortion is fragile. If the doctor is not careful during the abortion operation, the uterus may tear or perforate, which can be life-threatening in severe cases.