The dangers of abortion surgery

The development of modern medical technology has enabled people to effectively control fertility. For example, when a woman has an unexpected pregnancy, she can have an abortion to end the development of the fetus. Although this technology is effective and has been praised by many women, the side effects of abortion on women are also very strong. Let's take a look at the dangers of abortion surgery. I hope everyone can understand it.

1. Abortion surgery causes endometriosis

Repeated suction of the contents of the uterine cavity may cause adhesions of the uterine cavity and cervical canal, and may also cause uterine cavity hemorrhage or menstrual blood to flow back into the abdominal cavity, causing endometriosis and cyclical lower abdominal pain.

2. Abortion surgery leads to amenorrhea

If artificial abortions are performed repeatedly, the basal layer of the endometrium will be damaged repeatedly, making it impossible for the functional layer to regrow. At this time, although the ovaries are functioning intact and ovulation occurs on time every month, the functional layer of the endometrium cannot regenerate after being shed, so menstruation will not occur, resulting in amenorrhea.

3. Abortion surgery leads to dystocia and retained placenta during subsequent pregnancy

Repeated abortions often require scraping the endometrium. The more times the surgery is done, the greater the damage to the endometrium. When you want to get pregnant again, it is easy for placenta to implant and adhere, which can cause dystocia and retained placenta.

4. Abortion surgery causes uterine perforation, which is life-threatening

During pregnancy, the uterine wall becomes soft and thin. Multiple pregnancies and multiple abortions can easily perforate the soft and thin uterine wall, causing uterine perforation and endangering life.

5. Complications during abortion surgery

Uterine bleeding is more than 200 ml, and abortion syndrome is also known as cardio-cerebral syndrome, with an incidence rate of 12%. The patient suddenly develops a series of symptoms such as bradycardia, arrhythmia, low blood pressure, pale complexion, and profuse sweating. In severe cases, fainting and convulsions may occur, uterine perforation, suction leakage, failure to suction out embryonic tissue, and continued development of pregnancy.