Patient's question:
I dropped 4 children now the cervix is only 5mm. I took birth control pills twice within this year. Will it affect pregnancy? What kind of help do you need: Can I still get pregnant like this?Doctor's answer:
Taking birth control pills frequently can lead to endocrine disorders and increase the risk of cancer. Birth control pills themselves can also suppress menopause and prevent pregnancy.Recommendation: The more critical issue for you is frequent induced abortions, which cause significant harm to your body. Regular induced abortions can reduce your chances of getting pregnant, and thinning of the uterine wall can also increase the risk of pregnancy. Moreover, while you may not feel it now, certain diseases may reappear in the future. It is recommended to take fewer birth control pills and take proper contraceptive measures.