Does miscarriage affect next pregnancy?

There are many reasons for choosing abortion after pregnancy. Some are unexpected pregnancies and some are natural miscarriages. No matter which method of abortion is used, it will have a certain impact on the woman's body, but the body will recover quickly through postoperative care. The most worrying thing is the impact of miscarriage on the ability to have children again. So, does miscarriage affect the next pregnancy? Let’s take a look below.

1. Abortion surgery is harmful to the body and may affect the next pregnancy. As long as you get enough rest and take proper care after an abortion and there is no combined infection, infertility will generally not occur. However, some women do not pay attention to care after an abortion, or even go to work without resting, which will cause poor recovery of the uterus and inflammation of the fallopian tubes. In this case, the chance of infertility is relatively high.

2. The damage caused by abortion to the female body is sometimes not obvious, so you should take good contraceptive measures to prevent accidental pregnancy and reduce miscarriage. This can avoid gynecological inflammation and secondary infertility. You must pay attention to care and maintenance after abortion.

What are the complications of abortion?

1. Uterine bleeding is more than 200 ml. Abortion syndrome is also called cardio-cerebral syndrome, with an incidence rate of 12%. The patient suddenly develops bradycardia, arrhythmia, and a drop in blood pressure. A series of symptoms including pale complexion, profuse sweating, and even fainting and convulsions in severe cases; uterine perforation. If the embryo is not aspirated out, the pregnancy will continue to develop.

2. Incomplete artificial abortion, vaginal bleeding lasts for more than 15 days after the operation. Within 2 weeks after the operation, endometritis, adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. may occur due to infection by pathogenic bacteria. Intrauterine blood accumulation; intrauterine adhesions, postoperative amenorrhea or significantly reduced menstrual volume, sometimes accompanied by periodic lower abdominal pain or uterine enlargement and blood accumulation.

No matter how many babies you have, abortion is harmful to your body, and the harm varies from person to person. Some people with poor physical constitutions may become infertile after having an abortion, and people with good or bad physical constitutions may still become infertile. The best thing is not to have an abortion to completely avoid the possibility of surgical infertility, so you should pay attention to contraception.