How harmful is abortion to the body?

Abortion is an act that is extremely harmful to the body. If you have repeated abortions, it will have a very serious impact on your body. Many young girls are unaware of the dangers of abortion and have repeated abortions. Such situations will not only cause problems to physical health, but in serious cases may also be life-threatening. So how harmful is abortion to the body? Let’s talk about it in detail below.

Common physical consequences of abortion are: infertility, miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, bleeding and infection, fatigue, shock and coma, uterine perforation, peritonitis, intense pain, loss of body organs, insomnia, anorexia, reduced work ability, and feeling very nervous after abortion.

The psychological consequences of abortion include: guilt, suicidal impulses, mourning, regret, remorse, loss of self-confidence, lowered self-esteem, hostility, anger, despair, helplessness, hatred of those involved in the abortion, end of relationship with partner, loss of sexual desire, inability to forgive oneself, and frequent terrible nightmares.

Abortion also increases the risk of death for women: the rate of death within one year of abortion for women who have an abortion is three times that of women who become pregnant and give birth. The rate of suicide among women who have abortions within one year is six times that of women who become pregnant and give birth. The probability of women who have abortions suffering fatal accidents within one year of the abortion is three times that of women who become pregnant and give birth. The rate of women who have abortions dying from homicide within one year is thirteen times that of women who become pregnant and give birth. This is a research report published in 1997 by the Finnish Government's National Research Centre for Finance and Health Development. This study on the correlation between the mortality rates of women who give birth and those who have abortions is a research result in Western medicine.

Abortion can also increase a woman's risk of developing breast cancer: A U.S. research report points out that a full pregnancy can not only reduce a woman's risk of disease, especially the risk of breast cancer, but also improve her health. Nearly one in eight women in the United States develops breast cancer each year, which means that approximately 175,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer and 42,500 women die from breast cancer. When the medical community and the media promote breast cancer prevention and treatment, they often suggest early self-examination for breast cancer, but rarely point out that abortion increases the probability of developing breast cancer.

The above introduction has clearly stated how much harm abortion can cause to the body. After seeing the dangers of abortion, I still hope that people will take good contraceptive measures in their daily lives, and try not to resort to abortion after having children. This is not good for both the fetus and the adult. Be sure to pay more attention in normal times.