Can I have miscarriage if I am more than six months pregnant?

Pregnancy itself is a huge physiological burden on women's bodies, which can easily cause changes in women's bodies, making them fragile, etc. However, this is a reproductive phenomenon under the laws of nature. Once women have gotten through this stage, it is time for them to enjoy happiness. However, pregnancy is not so smooth, and many women will suffer miscarriage due to various reasons. For example, will you have a miscarriage if you are more than six months pregnant?

The pregnancy is already 6 months. If you don't want the child, you can only have an induced labor. The risk of surgery is greater than that of abortion. If you have decided to have an induced labor, you should have the surgery as soon as possible. When induced labor is performed at 6 months of pregnancy, the placenta has already formed, the fetus is larger, the bones have become harder, and the cervix needs to be fully dilated for delivery. In addition, as the uterus enlarges and the uterine wall becomes congested and softened, it is easy to damage the uterine wall during surgery. Therefore, mid-term induced labor is more difficult and has more complications than early-stage artificial abortion.

The child has been growing in the mother's belly for six months and has grown from a tadpole-like appearance into a human-like appearance. This mother chooses to have an abortion. Such an abortion is not only very risky, but also dangerous to the mother's health in the future and will have a great impact on her future reproductive function. It is recommended not to have an abortion if you can avoid it.

No matter what form of miscarriage, it will cause great trauma to the uterus, so the uterus has a recovery period after miscarriage. Of course, this period varies from person to person. It is recommended that a longer period of time will be better for the recovery of all aspects of the uterine function. It is best to rest for more than half a year after an abortion before considering pregnancy, so that the uterus can fully recover, which is good for the health of the baby. The uterus has a memory function. If it does not recover well, it is easy to have miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy. The shorter the interval between pregnancies, the more likely it is to have miscarriage.

For women who have undergone artificial abortion, their endometrium will be damaged to a certain extent due to the suction and scraping of instruments in the uterine cavity. An adjustment process is needed to restore the endometrium to normal. In clinical practice, it is common to encounter women who have undergone induced abortion and whose first few menstrual periods are abnormal, indicating that the endometrium needs to be repaired. Although artificial abortion generally does not affect future pregnancy, it may also bring other unexpected events, such as infection, bleeding, intrauterine adhesions, relaxation of the internal cervical os, etc., which require timely treatment.