What are the dangers of having abortions twice a year?

Women who have an unexpected pregnancy need abortion surgery. Abortion surgery can cause great harm to women's bodies. Therefore, women need to pay attention to the recovery of their bodies during abortion surgery. Once similar problems occur, they should pay attention to timely treatment to ensure the safety of their bodies and avoid infertility caused by abortion. So what are the dangers of having an abortion twice a year?

On the one hand, repeated miscarriage can easily cause women to suffer from uterine infection, pelvic inflammatory disease, endometriosis, and even fallopian tube obstruction; on the other hand, it can cause menstrual disorders, especially scanty menstruation and only a few drops of menstruation. Although medical abortion is relatively simple and less painful, it often has potential dangers, namely, incomplete expulsion of embryonic tissue and residual residue in the uterine cavity, causing heavy bleeding, and the need for another uterine curettage. In addition, vaginal bleeding lasts for a long time after medical abortion, generally about 20 days or even longer. Long-term bleeding can also cause anemia or uterine infection.

Artificial abortion is a last resort remedy after contraceptive failure. Is it dangerous to have two abortions a year? Generally speaking, occasional abortions do not have any adverse effects on women's health, especially in early pregnancy. Women can recover quickly after negative pressure suction abortion.

Although artificial abortion is a minor operation, it is not performed under direct vision. Operations such as suction and curettage can only be performed by hand. Sometimes complications or sequelae may occur due to careless operation, such as incomplete suction, uterine bleeding, uterine inflammation, uterine perforation, endometriosis, infertility, etc. Therefore, it is not advisable to perform too many artificial abortions, otherwise it will have adverse effects on health.

If a woman has two abortions a year but does not consult a regular professional hospital, many complications may occur during the next pregnancy: such as infertility, high rate of late miscarriage, high rate of premature birth, high perinatal mortality, increased rate of antenatal and postpartum bleeding, increased neonatal hemolytic disease, etc.