How many times can abortion be performed?

How many times can an abortion be performed? There is no strict definition. As a woman, it is best not to have an abortion at all. The harm to women is relatively large. Personal physique and the effect of abortion will affect the actual harm of abortion to women. Generally, it is best not to have an abortion more than three times. Abortion is more harmful to the female reproductive system and may even cause infertility. Let us briefly understand this aspect.

How many times can abortion be performed?

It is best not to exceed 3 times, and the interval between each painless abortion should be more than half a year. Because abortion is an artificial method to remove the embryonic tissue attached to the endometrium, if it is done too many times, it may cause some damage to the endometrium. It should be noted that if you want to have an abortion in an unexpected pregnancy, you must go to a regular hospital and undergo an abortion procedure that suits your condition.

What are the dangers of human flow?

1. Cervical damage caused during artificial abortion can easily lead to habitual abortion and premature birth during subsequent pregnancy.

2. The endometrium and myometrium are damaged during artificial abortion, leading to placental dysfunction after each pregnancy, seriously affecting fetal development and making stillbirth and premature birth more likely to occur.

3. Abortion can easily cause reproductive system infection, leading to fallopian tube inflammation and causing infertility or ectopic pregnancy.

4. If you become pregnant again after artificial abortion and curettage, postpartum hemorrhage is likely to occur due to placental blood circulation disorders.

5. It can easily lead to heavy bleeding and cause severe anemia.

6. The uterus of the aborted woman is fragile. If the doctor is not careful during the abortion operation, the uterus may be torn or perforated, which may be life-threatening in severe cases.

7. It causes multiple artificial interruptions of pregnancy, leading to a series of abnormal physiological and psychological changes, such as abnormal menstruation, neurasthenia, etc.

8. It can easily cause uterine displacement and endometriosis, leading to a series of symptoms such as lower abdominal pain, prolapse, increased leucorrhea, dysmenorrhea, and even infertility.

9. Due to reproductive system infection, position change and other reasons, spontaneous abortion, stillbirth, fetal growth retardation, heavy bleeding and other diseases are prone to occur during the next pregnancy.

10. The proportion of mentally retarded children born from subsequent pregnancies increases significantly.