The dangers of induced abortion at 7 months

When the pregnancy reaches seven or eight months, the fetus has already matured. At this time, if it is not necessary, it is best not to perform an induced abortion as it will cause great trauma to the mother herself. At seven months, the fetus is relatively large, so the cervix needs to be fully opened. It is easy to cause uterine infection after surgery, and it takes a long time to adjust. The following article introduces the dangers of induced abortion at seven months. Let’s take a look.

When a pregnant woman is already seven months pregnant, the fetus is considered fully developed and all organs are complete. At this time, the fetus is already quite large. If you want to continue with induced labor at seven months, it will be similar to natural delivery. A seven-month-old baby is full of vitality. Even if it is a premature baby, he will survive with careful care.

The actual experience of induced labor at seven months can make people feel uncomfortable. If it is not absolutely necessary, it is recommended that pregnant women do not undergo induced labor at seven months. When the pregnancy reaches seven months, induced labor is needed, which requires full dilation of the cervix. At this time, the placenta and fetal bones have already been formed. If surgery is performed, it will cause great trauma to women. If it is not handled properly, it will easily cause corresponding complications.

If you induce labor at seven months, there will be certain harms:

1. It is easy to cause uterine infection

In fact, induced labor surgery is just like abortion surgery. If the surgical instruments are not fully sterilized or the surgical operation is inappropriate, it can easily cause uterine cavity infection. Women often experience severe bleeding during induced abortion, which makes the operation more difficult.

2. Prone to postpartum hemorrhage

Experts have pointed out that if a woman bleeds heavily in such a short period of time, she is likely to go into shock, or even her life may be in danger. After an intense labor, weak uterine contractions, placenta previa or partial detachment, and coagulation dysfunction can cause great trauma to women.

3. The birth canal will be damaged

Because during the induction of labor surgery, either manual dissection or oxytocin is used, no matter which method is used, the birth canal will be seriously damaged. In order to better protect birth canal damage, the best way is to refuse the abuse of oxytocin and avoid multiple abortions.