What are the effects of miscarriage?

Pregnancy is not easy for women, so many women take pregnancy very seriously. As long as they can get pregnant, it is worth doing. However, the road to pregnancy is difficult. Some women have to terminate their pregnancy for their own lives, and some women suffer miscarriage due to external reasons. This is a blow to women's bodies. So, what are the impacts of miscarriage? Let’s take a look at the introduction below.

Generally speaking, if abortion is handled properly, it will not have a particularly big impact on future pregnancy. However, this happens frequently and some people will get infected after an abortion. If we don't regulate it well, doctors may even need to give patients antibiotics after the operation, but some people will still get infected. If endosalpingitis occurs, it will affect pregnancy in the future. There are even cases where pregnancy does not occur.

Repeated miscarriages can damage the endometrium. The endometrium is a layer inside the uterus. The fetus grows inside the uterus. It grows inside the endometrium. The endometrium is like soil. After pregnancy, the fallopian tube buries the fertilized egg in the endometrium and forms a placenta inside the endometrium. The endometrium is divided into two layers, one on the outside and the other on the inside. We can think of it as a storage depot, a seed bank, releasing a batch of seeds every month to turn it into the endometrium. Repeated artificial abortions may damage the second layer. If this layer is damaged, the hormones will continue to destroy it, and the seeds will also be destroyed. In the future, this piece of land will not be able to grow fertile soil, which will cause infertility, or miscarriage, or fetal deformity, or arrest of development.

From the above introduction, the impact of miscarriage is very large, especially for women's later life. Miscarriage can cause great damage to women's uterus, which is very unfavorable for future pregnancies. Women need to consider it carefully at this time. Finally, I hope women will be fully prepared for pregnancy.