Does medical abortion have any impact on future pregnancies?

Under normal circumstances, medical abortion will not affect the next pregnancy. Medical abortion is suitable for women within 49 days of amenorrhea. At this time, the gestational sac is small and oral medication can be used to terminate the pregnancy. During medical abortion, women need to maintain good private hygiene to ensure that the vulva is clean and comfortable, reduce the growth of bacteria, and minimize the harm of medical abortion.

Medical abortion does little harm to women's bodies, but it is very easy to cause incomplete abortion. Therefore, it is recommended that women go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination one week after medical abortion to determine whether there are any residual tissues of the test tube embryo in the uterine cavity. If there are any residual tissues, the doctor should perform a safe curettage. After the operation, you can take some antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent intrauterine infection.

How much impact does medical abortion have on subsequent pregnancy? After we got pregnant out of wedlock, we really couldn't accept having a child, so we wanted to have an abortion, which might have made things easier.

1. Cause infection: Medical abortion takes longer than surgical abortion. Sometimes the pregnancy tissue is not completely discharged, the uterine membrane is poorly restored, and vaginal bleeding lasts longer, which can last for 2-3 weeks or even 1-2 months. Long-term and chronic excessive blood loss can cause anemia and reduce the body's immunity. At this time, the bacteria usually travel back through the vagina and cause inflammation of the endometrium.

2. Impact on pregnancy: It can cause repeated damage to the uterine wall. Because the uterine wall is damaged, it is very easy for women to have placenta previa when they become pregnant in the future, which can cause prenatal bleeding. Due to multiple miscarriages, some women may also have habitual miscarriages.

3. Affect the ovaries: inhibit the function of the ovaries, affect the development of eggs and even the ovulation period. What are the dangers of medical abortion? Some women may experience menstrual disorders after medical abortion, which is mainly manifested as a decrease or increase in menstrual cycles. The harm of medical abortion to the human body includes an increase in menstrual flow.

4. Incomplete abortion: Not all women are suitable for medical abortion. If the abortion is incomplete, it will affect the uterine contraction and the repair of the uterine wall wound, and significantly increase the amount of vaginal bleeding, which is 2 to 3 times more than the normal menstrual volume. In severe cases, internal bleeding may occur, causing anemia and shock. At this time, intravenous injection and emergency surgical treatment such as curettage and blood circulation are required.

If you have a medical abortion, the process is successful, that is, the following three situations:

1. The gestational sac has been completely cleared on the first day of bleeding during medical abortion. 1-2 days after the gestational sac is expelled, vaginal bleeding stops, or only a small amount of blood is left. If the bleeding stops within 7 days after the gestational sac is expelled, it is considered a success.

2. Taking medicines to prevent infection during the medical abortion period.

3. Menstruation will resume about one month after the medical abortion.

If the above three conditions are met, then the impact on future pregnancy will not be significant.