What are the harms of multiple induced abortions to the body?

If a female friend encounters an unexpected pregnancy, she must have an abortion or induced labor. Induced labor is suitable for cases where the fetus is older. Some pregnant women have problems with the fetus during the pregnancy and must have induced labor. Some female friends will ask what are the harms of multiple induced labors to the body? Regarding this issue, let me give you a detailed introduction today.

1. Postpartum hemorrhage. During an induced abortion, the recipient may experience heavy bleeding. This is mainly caused by placenta previa or partial detachment after induced labor, uterine atony, coagulation dysfunction, etc.

2. Birth canal injury. Birth canal damage is also one of the hazards of induced labor. This is mainly because the fetus is large during induced labor, and the uterus must exert a lot of effort to expel it from the body through contraction. Once this force exceeds what the uterus can withstand, the chances of damage to the birth canal or uterus are very high.

3. Uterine cavity infection. Induced abortion surgery may cause infection in the uterine cavity of the person undergoing the procedure, which is caused by a variety of reasons, such as incomplete disinfection of surgical instruments and improper surgical operation. At the same time, after the operation, the person undergoing induced labor will have a small amount of vaginal bleeding. At this time, care measures should be taken to prevent bacteria from entering the vagina and causing infection.

4. Amniotic fluid embolism. After a woman becomes pregnant, the cervical canal will expand more and more. The cervical opening is larger at this time, and the blood vessels are also in a relatively open state. Once strong uterine contractions occur, the intrauterine pressure of the labor induced will increase, rupturing the fetal membrane. Some of the amniotic fluid will take the opportunity to enter the dilated blood vessels, causing amniotic fluid embolism.

Pregnant women with severe gestosis. Severe preeclampsia often occurs in the middle and late stages of pregnancy. Pregnant women with this disease experience constriction of small blood vessels throughout the body, and symptoms such as high blood pressure, dizziness, headache, vomiting, lower limb edema, and protein in the urine. If the condition does not improve after treatment, convulsions or premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall may occur during pregnancy, causing heavy uterine bleeding, and fetal hypoxia, or even intrauterine fetal death. Therefore, pregnant women with severe preeclampsia should have induced labor as soon as possible.

The above is a detailed introduction about the harm of multiple induced abortions to the body. Induced abortion is a method of last resort. The first thing female friends should do is to protect themselves. If there is no plan to get pregnant, they must do a good job of contraception. If the induced abortion is due to fetal problems, they must do a good pregnancy check-up during the next pregnancy to avoid induced abortion again.