Patient's question:
Hello, I would like to consult. I had a late-term miscarriage in early May this year, and today I found out I'm unexpectedly pregnant again. Except for one previous history of induced abortion, can I have another one? Hello, if I do, what harm will it cause to my body? Can I still get pregnant in the future?Medical history and treatment outcomes: The last miscarriage was at 37 weeks, and the induced abortion was in May 2009.
What kind of help do you need: Hello, if I do, what harm will it cause to my body? Can I still get pregnant in the future?
Doctor's answer:
Hello. It's hard to say specifically about your situation, as both the flow of people and the body itself can be somewhat harmful, but the extent of the severity is uncertain. The advice is that you should, hello, specifically look at how you resolve this child's issue. If you don't want to preserve it, then you can only resolve it. Generally, as long as you follow the doctor's advice, the problem isn't too big. But if not, then it could be that there was inflammation in the past, which could lead to infertility in the future. The specific severity is uncertain.