Having abortion after giving birth

Not all women get pregnant when they want a child. Many women get pregnant when they don't want a child. The cost of raising a child is very high now, so women who have given birth to one child don’t really want to have a second one. So when they find out they are pregnant, they choose to have an abortion and not have the child. So is it okay for women who have given birth to one child to choose medical abortion?

1. Even the smallest side effect of medical abortion can easily cause menstrual disorders, which are manifested as shortened or prolonged menstrual cycles and increased menstrual flow. For women who have not given birth, repeated use of the drug can not only easily cause infection or heavy bleeding, but may also lead to infertility, resulting in lifelong regrets.

2. In fact, no matter surgical curettage or medical abortion, in addition to the physical damage, the hormonal changes caused by it are also difficult to detect. Physical damage can be repaired quickly, but the impact of endocrine changes on the human body cannot be recovered in a day or two. The delivery of a ripe fruit follows a certain pattern, and the body has sufficient time to adapt and prepare for it. However, if the pregnancy is artificially interrupted, the body's endocrine function suddenly drops sharply, and there is no slow adaptation process. This is the biggest hidden blow to the human body. Suggestions: No matter what kind of abortion, it is very harmful to the body and can lead to a variety of gynecological diseases and the possibility of infertility. Therefore, if you do not want to get pregnant, you must take contraceptive measures to avoid accidental pregnancy that can harm your body.

3. Abortion may cause blockage of the endometrium and fallopian tubes, which may affect future pregnancies. If the operation is performed in accordance with regulations, the infection is thoroughly treated, the uterus and ovaries recover well after the operation, and you follow the doctor's orders to go to the hospital for regular check-ups, it will generally not have any impact. Suggestions: It is recommended that you avoid unwanted pregnancies in the future and choose effective contraceptive measures. You can take a prenatal test to clarify your situation before planning to get pregnant.