What are the dangers of having three miscarriages in one year?

If there are multiple miscarriages within a year, it will cause great harm to women's health. Not only will it easily lead to infertility in the future, but it will also easily lead to ectopic pregnancy. For premature babies, the mortality rate is also relatively high, and the rate of spontaneous abortion will also increase significantly. In addition, women are prone to some gynecological diseases, endometriosis, etc., which are particularly harmful.

1. Infertility

Studies have shown that abortion of the first pregnancy can lead to a 10% chance of future infertility. The reason is that the cervix and uterine cavity adhere after the operation, which affects pregnancy. There are also cases where the fallopian tubes are blocked after the operation, and repeated suction and scraping cause the endometrium to become thinner and thinner, without the good "soil" needed for the fertilized egg to implant, affecting the development of the embryo, and in severe cases causing lifelong infertility.

2. Ectopic pregnancy

Nearly 1% of induced abortions are accompanied by infection, which will cause inflammation of the endometrium and fallopian tubes, and inflammation of the endometrium and fallopian tubes is an important cause of ectopic pregnancy.

3. Increased mortality rate of premature infants

Abortion directly damages the base of the endometrium. If pregnancy occurs again, placental blood circulation disorders will occur, causing placental insufficiency, resulting in fetal hypoxia, premature stillbirth and increased neonatal mortality.

4. Increased spontaneous abortion rate

The most common symptom after artificial abortion is cervical injury. When a woman becomes pregnant again, it may cause premature birth or late miscarriage due to cervical incompetence.

5. Endometriosis

Repeated dilation of the cervical canal can easily cause damage and adhesion of the cervical canal, leading to retention of menstrual blood, triggering endometriosis, and causing dysmenorrhea.