Patient's question:
I'm really in a difficult mood now. I got an abortion last August, and now I'm pregnant again after passing a test. My period is delayed by 4 days. I used two test papers, and both showed the same result—pregnancy. But the problem is that my boyfriend says he had an abortion and it was over 20 times, which is why I didn't take any contraceptive measures. I'm really unsure if I'm really pregnant or if it's just a miscarriage. It's so hard to get pregnant, what should I do?Doctor's answer:
Considering you may be experiencing discomfort due to multiple instances of induced abortion procedures. Induced abortion can cause significant damage to the uterus and body. It is recommended to have a B check-up at a local regular hospital or institution around the 40-50 days of pregnancy to confirm an intrauterine pregnancy. After undergoing an induced abortion, if you do not plan to conceive again, it is advisable to use condoms and contraceptive rings. Breastfeeding is relatively safer. Artificial insemination: This is generally used in cases of male sexual dysfunction, repeated abnormal post-coital tests, or immunological infertility.