How harmful is abortion to women?

Nowadays, the technology of abortion is very mature. However, abortion surgery will cause harm to women's body. Bleeding will occur during the abortion process. Because the body has a certain self-regulating function, it is not necessary to do it once accidentally. As long as you pay attention to postoperative care, it will generally not cause any harm to your health. However, if abortions are performed too frequently, for example more than twice within a year, or there is no interval of 3 months between the two operations, it may affect your health. The hazards of multiple artificial abortions are as follows:

1. The psychological harm of abortion to women is often overlooked. Many women who have had abortions will think of their aborted test tube embryos when they see their children born in the year of the abortion two years later, which will cause them to feel ashamed. She would think that if we hadn't had an abortion, our baby would have grown that big.

2. Repeated suction of the contents in the uterine cavity may lead to adhesions in the uterine cavity and the cervical canal, and may also cause intrauterine blood accumulation or menstrual backflow into the abdomen, causing endometriosis and regular lower abdominal pain.

3. If abortions are performed repeatedly, the dermis of the uterine wall will be repeatedly damaged, making it impossible for the functional layer to continue to grow. At this time, even though the ovaries are intact and ovulation occurs on time every month, because the functional layer of the uterine wall falls off and cannot be regenerated, it is not easy to have menstruation, so amenorrhea occurs.

4. Pregnancy is a very complex process of physiological changes, among which the endocrine aspects include increased estrogen, thickening of the endometrium, and enlargement of the breasts, laying the foundation for the creation of a fetus. Repeated abortion surgeries can easily cause endocrine disorders and irregular menstruation.

5. Repeated abortion surgeries usually require scraping the uterine wall. The more often the scraping is done, the greater the damage to the uterine wall. When you want to get pregnant again, it is very easy to cause placenta implantation and adhesion, which can lead to dystocia and retained placenta.