Patient's question:
What will happen if I can't have an abortion twice due to family financial constraints? Will it affect future pregnancies?Doctor's answer:
Every miscarriage can cause significant disruption to a woman. Miscarriage, especially induced abortion or dilation and curettage, causes particularly great interference to the uterus. The uterus will gradually become thinner, which will inevitably affect future conception and may even lead to infertility again. Additionally, miscarriage can easily result in recurring gynecological inflammation, such as fallopian tube inflammation or fallopian tube blockage. Therefore, it is best to avoid miscarriage as much as possible, as it is extremely harmful to women.