How many times can a woman have an abortion?

Every abortion causes great damage to a woman's body and uterus. If a woman has too many abortions, she may become infertile or have frequent miscarriages after becoming pregnant. Moreover, frequent miscarriages can cause great damage to the uterus, making it easy to develop uterine cancer. Therefore, every woman must protect herself well. Let’s take a look at how many abortions a woman can have at most?

1 A small pill can cause great harm - medical abortion should not be performed more than three times. Some young girls regard medical abortion as a quick way to solve "troubles" and use it again and again, even thinking that medical abortion is a "contraceptive method." In fact, although that small pill does not have much weight, it can cause more harm to your body than you think. The maximum number of medical abortions before pregnancy should not exceed 3 times.

2 The culprit of habitual miscarriage - suction curettage should not be performed more than 2 times. During the suction curettage procedure, there is a high possibility of physical damage to the body due to excessive rotation of the suction tube, excessive frequency, and excessive negative pressure. Experts recommend that the upper limit of the number of times this type of abortion surgery can be performed is 2 times. If it is performed more than 3 times, the probability of habitual abortion will increase significantly. Side effects such as artificial abortion syndrome, uterine injury, excessive suction and curettage, postoperative infection, adhesion of the uterine cavity and cervical canal, etc. may occur after the operation.

3 High risks and many complications - one curettage is enough. There are many complications of curettage, and it can cause great damage to the uterine cervix. Many hospitals have now replaced curettage with medical abortion or continuing the pregnancy until 4 months for mid-term induction of labor. However, even mid-term induction of labor can have a significant impact on the body. Mid-term induced labor is actually equivalent to experiencing an early delivery. When the pregnancy exceeds three months, the fetal bones become hard and the placenta has been formed. The operation must fully expand the uterus. Moreover, because the pregnancy period is relatively long, the uterine wall will be relatively thin. The operation can easily damage the uterine wall, resulting in uterine perforation or heavy bleeding during the operation.