How much harm does medical abortion do to the body?

Nowadays, many women prefer medical abortion when choosing abortion methods, because the body of the woman recovers faster after medical abortion. However, some women have to undergo uterine curettage after medical abortion, which is very harmful to the woman's body. Next, I will give you a detailed introduction on how much harm medical abortion can cause to women’s bodies.

Medical abortion is harmful to the human body. When you first start taking the medicine, you will experience nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. Some people will continue to have fever and chills after taking the last three pills, which are harmful to the human body. The incomplete abortion rate of medical abortion is relatively high, which can reach 10%. Therefore, once an incomplete abortion occurs, another curettage is required, which causes significant damage to the uterine wall and sometimes uterine adhesions may occur.

This type of abortion method can easily cause menstrual imbalance, which usually takes 2-3 months to recover. Medical abortion causes prolonged bleeding, which can easily lead to uterine cavity infection and thus inflammation of the uterine wall. If the condition develops, it will cause intrauterine adhesions, bilateral fallopian tube obstruction and chronic pelvic inflammation.

The harm of medical abortion is neither big nor small. For some people, the body recovers faster after medical abortion and there is basically no excessive damage. However, some women experience persistent vaginal bleeding after medical abortion, and may suffer from excessive blood loss, which can easily lead to exudative shock, and such patients are in great danger.

In addition, medical abortion will increase the chance of infection after abortion, and may cause serious infection, or even seriously endanger life. Therefore, no matter which abortion method women choose, it is best to go to a city hospital for outpatient treatment. Since medical abortion is likely to be incomplete, affecting uterine contractions and affecting the repair of the uterine wall, most women whose medical abortion is incomplete need to undergo uterine curettage.

If a woman is not well prepared for motherhood and has not taken any contraceptive measures, she will get pregnant unexpectedly. In this case, she will suffer from repeated miscarriages, which will cause damage to the woman's uterine wall, and this will affect her future pregnancies. Even if you get pregnant, it may cause habitual miscarriage. Therefore, women must learn to take care of themselves and not take contraceptive measures just because they want a baby.