Does medical abortion hurt the uterus?

When a woman wants to terminate the pregnancy after becoming pregnant, she can choose to terminate it by medical abortion within 50 days of pregnancy, because medical abortion is very fast, the price is relatively low, and it is less harmful to the uterus. At this time, the fetus is relatively small, so it is more convenient to abort it. However, some people need to undergo uterine curettage surgery because medical abortion is not clean. So does medical abortion harm the uterus?

Medical abortion is harmful, but compared with surgical abortion, the damage to the endometrium is less. Now we will have an ultrasound check. Once it is confirmed that it is an intrauterine pregnancy, we can treat it with oral abortion pills. After taking the abortion pills, the feeling will be similar to menstruation, and the discharge of the gestational sac means a complete abortion.

Secondary infertility after medical abortion is generally related to factors such as tubal adhesion, uterine adhesion, pelvic adhesion, etc., that is, it is caused by chronic gynecological inflammation. It may also be caused by hormonal disorders and abnormal ovulation in the body. Follicular development should be monitored first. If ovulation is normal, salpingography or tubal hydrotubation can be performed.

Generally, medical abortion causes less harm, but it may not be complete. If it is not complete, a second medical abortion or uterine curettage will be required, which will cause greater harm. So the success rate of abortion is higher. After an abortion, you need to rest in bed for a week and avoid getting cold or overworked. You cannot have sex within one month, try not to eat spicy food, and just have regular checkups.

There is no upper age limit for treating infertility. As long as you haven't stopped menstruating, you have a chance of getting pregnant! If you want to conceive naturally, you must first clear the fallopian tubes; if you want to do a test tube, you can do it directly! There are many reasons for stillbirth, such as: luteal insufficiency, immune diseases, chromosomal abnormalities, etc. Problems with the fallopian tubes can be treated with hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, which is a minimally invasive technology. It is painless, recovers quickly, and has no effect on age. The best treatment time is 3-5 days after the menstruation is over.