I've had five abortions.

Every drainage actually causes considerable harm to a woman's body, so if you do not want a child, you must take contraceptive measures to avoid pregnancy and damage caused by drainage. Generally speaking, it is not suitable to perform the same operation again within three months after drainage. Some women choose medical abortion after becoming pregnant, and some even have it done up to five times. This actually causes great harm to women.

1. Medical abortion is suitable for pregnancy within 49 days. If the pregnancy does not exceed 49 days, color ultrasound examination can confirm intrauterine pregnancy, and medical abortion drugs can be taken. The vomiting symptoms after taking medical abortion pills are mainly caused by the side effects of the drugs. After taking medical abortion pills, there will be symptoms of vaginal bleeding lasting for about a week, accompanied by abdominal pain. When bleeding is heavy, it is best not to take a bath.

2. It is generally considered that it is directly related to the drug's stimulation of the gastrointestinal tract. As long as vomiting occurs 2 hours after oral administration of the drug, it will not affect the efficacy of the drug. The above people can take a bath. You can choose to shower instead of taking a bath in a tub to avoid infection.

It is recommended that you do not be too nervous, considering that it is related to the early pregnancy reactions and the stimulation of taking medical abortion drugs. It is recommended that you take a rest, avoid strenuous exercise, follow the doctor's advice, and take the abortion medication correctly under the doctor's supervision and guidance. After the abortion, you need to have a B-ultrasound to see if there is any residual possibility.

3. Multiple miscarriages are very harmful. They damage the endometrium and make it easy for placenta previa and placenta adhesion to occur in future pregnancies, causing postpartum hemorrhage, endocrine disorders, irregular menstruation, and even amenorrhea. Post-abortion infections are easy to cause, such as pelvic inflammatory disease and salpingitis, which can lead to secondary infertility. They can also cause vascular embolism, habitual miscarriage, endometriosis, uterine perforation, etc. Your situation should be taken seriously.

Suggestions: But it is not absolute. If the operation is standardized, the infection is thoroughly treated, the uterus and ovaries recover well after the operation, and you follow the doctor's advice to go to the hospital for regular checkups, it will generally not affect