Patient's question:
I had an abortion at the end of October, and now I'm pregnant again in January. Can I have a medication abortion? What should I pay attention to? Is medication abortion better than surgical abortion?This is my first question: Hello, what does incomplete abortion mean? I don't understand.
Doctor's answer:
The more times a woman has a miscarriage, the greater the damage to the uterus, and it is also more prone to infection, leading to conditions such as pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, and fallopian tube inflammation. This can result in endocrine disorders, menstrual irregularities, habitual abortion, or infertility. Of course, this is not absolute. As long as the surgical procedure is performed properly, relevant precautions are taken, infection control is well-managed, and follow-up checks are conducted as prescribed, it generally does not pose a significant issue.