Patient's question:
The first induced abortion was because I was young and foolish during university when I got pregnant. The second induced abortion was because I wasn't mentally prepared to have a child. Now I have enough financial stability and want to have another child. I know the chances are low, but can I still have a child?Doctor's answer:
It's hard to say in this case, because in clinical diagnosis, we have indeed seen cases where a single miscarriage led to intrauterine adhesions and subsequent infertility. However, there are also some people who, even after multiple miscarriages, experience little to no significant impact on their health. Since I don't know your current physical condition, I cannot boldly tell you whether you can or cannot conceive. If you are concerned about pregnancy, it's best to have a comprehensive and thorough check-up at the hospital before trying to conceive. If the doctor tells you that everything is fine, you can then feel at ease and prepare for pregnancy.