Will 3 miscarriages affect fertility?

Many women are worried that too many abortions will affect their normal reproductive function. Abortion is not a routine method for women to avoid pregnancy. If the patient does not want to get pregnant, he or she should use the correct contraceptive method, such as using condoms or birth control pills. If the number of abortions is too many, it will affect the patient's normal pregnancy. In addition, even when the patient becomes pregnant, it is easy for the uterus to rupture or placenta previa to occur during pregnancy. Too many abortions can easily lead to changes in the patient's uterine cavity, causing the uterine wall to be too thin.

In cases with a history of recurrent miscarriage, it is recommended that you choose to undergo egg and semen testing in a timely manner before conception. If it is normal, you can choose to have sex during ovulation to increase the chance of pregnancy. If you are unable to get pregnant repeatedly, it may be due to miscarriage that has caused blockage of the fallopian tubes. You can undergo hysterosalpingography in time to make a clear diagnosis and correct it in time to achieve a normal pregnancy.

The harm of multiple miscarriages is relatively large. It damages the endometrium and makes it easy for future pregnancies to have placenta previa, placenta adhesion, postpartum hemorrhage, endocrine disorders, irregular menstruation, and even amenorrhea. It is easy to cause infection after miscarriage, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, salpingitis and secondary infertility. It can also cause vascular embolism, habitual miscarriage, endometriosis, uterine perforation, etc. But it is not absolute. If the surgical operation is standardized, the anti-infection is thorough, the uterus and ovaries recover well after the operation, and you follow the doctor's advice to go to the hospital for regular check-ups, it will generally not have any impact.

Generally speaking, if a female patient undergoes multiple artificial abortions, it will affect her normal reproductive function. Too many abortions can easily lead to changes in the patient's endometrium. In addition, due to the increase in invasive surgical operations, the uterus may become severely infected, which will also affect the patient's fallopian tube function. Therefore, female patients must pay attention to their contraception, reduce the number of artificial abortions, and avoid excessive abortions. However, it is unscientific to be unwilling to talk about it because of too many abortion operations. After the abortion, the patient must pay attention to ensuring the local cleanliness to prevent infection.