Will two medical abortions lead to infertility?

Medical abortion, surgical abortion and induced labor are effective medical methods to help women stop getting pregnant. Different methods need to be selected according to the different weeks of pregnancy. Generally, if a woman is pregnant within 49 days, she can use medical methods to perform an abortion because the embryo in the test tube is not large. Recently, a woman asked, will having two medical abortions in a year cause infertility?

Two medical abortions within a year will not necessarily cause infertility, but it will undoubtedly cause serious harm to the body, because multiple abortions may damage the uterine dermis and endometrium, which will not only cause the uterine wall to soften, but also cause partial or complete blockage in the uterine cavity, which is not conducive to the successful implantation of the test tube embryo during the next pregnancy. In addition, the damage to the uterine wall may make women more prone to placenta previa when they become pregnant again, which may cause prenatal bleeding and even habitual abortion.

After medical abortion, a woman's body is extremely exhausted. If she does not pay attention to the daily cleaning of her private parts, external bacteria will invade the vagina. The bacteria will travel back and infect both fallopian tubes, causing inflammation and even adhesion of the fallopian tubes. Once both fallopian tubes are blocked, it will affect the ovulation period, and the egg cells cannot meet and fuse with the sperm, so of course she cannot get pregnant, which greatly increases the chance of infertility.

Medical abortion is actually through oral medication to promote cervical necrosis, soften the cervix, and promote the accelerated contraction of the uterus, so as to expel the embryo tissue into the uterine cavity. After pregnancy, the female hormone level will change, and it will take time for the female hormone level to recover after miscarriage. If the drug is taken twice a year, it may cause endocrine disorders in women, thereby increasing the possibility of breast or reproductive organ tumors.