Patient's question:
I am a mother of two children. My family background is not particularly good, but thankfully, both children are well-behaved, so I don't want to have any more children. Usually, when I have sex with my husband, I worry about whether I might get pregnant again. If I do get pregnant, I'm concerned about the potential harm to my body from a female abortion procedure.Doctor's answer:
The flow of people undergoing surgery can cause certain mental trauma to the body. Due to the decision not to preserve the pregnancy after conception, a diagnosis of intrauterine pregnancy is made, and an induced abortion can be performed within 10 weeks of pregnancy. The induced abortion procedure involves intrauterine operations, which can cause certain mental trauma to the uterus and endometrium. Additionally, after a miscarriage, there is an increased risk of secondary neuron inflammation, menstrual disorders, and it can also lead to intrauterine and cervical adhesions, which may result in secondary amenorrhea.