Will having two miscarriages affect pregnancy?

After a woman becomes pregnant, she may have a miscarriage due to improper pregnancy methods or external environmental factors. So, will a miscarriage affect future pregnancies? Will a miscarriage affect re-pregnancy? Let's have a simple understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

Two miscarriages may affect future pregnancies, because no matter whether it is surgical abortion or medical abortion, the damage caused by miscarriage to the female body is inevitable, especially the damage to the uterus. The more frequent the miscarriages, the greater the damage to the body, the greater the probability of complications, and the impact on pregnancy is inevitable.

After a woman has an abortion, the uterine wall will become soft, which is prone to inflammation and other gynecological diseases. During the abortion operation, endometritis or salpingitis may occur. However, most women can still become pregnant normally after an abortion, as long as they receive appropriate and effective treatment after the operation. If menstruation comes normally after abortion, ovulation is normal, and all physical examination indicators are normal, then pregnancy can be normal.

If a woman is not prepared to get pregnant, she should use contraceptive methods when having sex to prevent accidental pregnancy. Pregnant women should take good measures to protect the fetus in the early stages of pregnancy and take more folic acid tablets to prevent fetal malformations. In the early stages of pregnancy, you should also supplement other nutrients to ensure the growth and development of the fetus.

Abortion is also known as miscarriage. The more abortions occur, the greater the harm to the woman's body. The effects of two abortions on the woman's body include the following aspects. First, it affects the function of the uterine wall and causes the endometrium to soften, which can easily lead to heavy menstruation. When the decrease is severe, it will cause uterine adhesion or amenorrhea. Second, it is very easy to dilate the cervical canal, leading to cervical insufficiency, which is very likely to cause miscarriage in subsequent pregnancies. Third, a series of gynecological inflammations such as vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis or pelvic inflammatory disease may occur. Fourth, multiple abortions can easily lead to fallopian tube blockage. All of the above areas have an impact on women's pregnancy. Therefore, in women’s daily life, unnecessary pregnancies and abortions should be reduced as much as possible to minimize the impact on subsequent pregnancies.