Patient's question:
I have been married to my husband for over 2 years. During this time, I got pregnant twice, but both times I had a miscarriage without knowing the reason. Now I'm very anxious because I'm pregnant again. I want to consult a doctor. Can I have a child now? If I do, will the child be okay?Doctor's answer:
Abortion is commonly performed using scraping or mechanical suction to remove the embryo, which is very harmful to the endometrium. Pregnancy begins with the implantation of the fertilized egg in the endometrium. If the surgery causes the endometrium to thin or leads to recurrent inflammation, the consequences can be severe. My friend works in a women's and children's hospital and often sees cases where repeated abortions result in cervical failure to dilate during labor, leading to a cesarean section. The doctors then discovered that the placenta was extensively adhered to the uterus, requiring a detachment procedure.