Patient's question:
In the early stages of pregnancy, there were no obvious symptoms, and I was unaware that I was pregnant. At that time, I caught a cold and didn't feel well, so I took cold medicine and stomach medicine. Later, when my period didn't come, I realized I was pregnant. Worried about potential problems with the child, I had an abortion. Will a painless abortion affect future pregnancies?Doctor's answer:
An occasional painless induced abortion generally will not affect the ability to conceive normally in the future. Induced abortion procedures can cause certain trauma to a woman's endometrium, and any single procedure may result in the inability to conceive normally. However, the risk of infertility due to an occasional procedure is relatively low. As the number of induced abortions increases, the risk of adverse outcomes also increases.