Patient's question:
Sister-in-law usually does not pay attention to sexual life and breastfeeding, but she does not want children, so she often has miscarriages. What are the consequences of two induced abortions and one medication abortion?Doctor's answer:
The more times a miscarriage occurs, the greater the damage to the body, and it may easily lead to gynecological inflammation, pelvic inflammation, and fallopian tube inflammation, which may affect future conception. It may also lead to habitual miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, endometriosis, and other conditions. Therefore, it is best to avoid unnecessary miscarriages to prevent infertility, as treatment may become difficult afterward. If you do not plan to have children, it is recommended to use condoms, breastfeeding membranes, breastfeeding gels, or other breastfeeding methods throughout. Oral short-acting contraceptives can also be taken. It is essential to take proper contraceptive measures.