Is it harmful to the body to have three miscarriages during pregnancy?

Patient's question:

I am 32 years old. I have been pregnant three times before, and all three times ended in miscarriage. It might be due to my poor physical condition, which has always been relatively weak, making me more prone to miscarriages. So, I want to ask if this situation could cause significant harm to the body.

Doctor's answer:

Generally speaking, some minor miscarriages may lead to the minimum damage of the endometrium and may also cause the recurrence of endometrial inflammation, increasing the likelihood of pelvic inflammatory disease in the fallopian tubes. If you have already undergone several minor miscarriage procedures, it is still necessary to undergo regular follow-up examinations. The current specific recovery status of the uterine appendages after a miscarriage surgery, if there are abnormal pelvic inflammatory conditions, should be actively treated with symptomatic therapy.

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