Patient's question:
Medical history: 4 miscarriages, because of being under the age of marriage, will it affect the next child? Past treatment and effectiveness: Already recovered What help do you want: Will it affect the next child?Doctor's answer:
Hello, induced abortion is an unavoidable measure taken after contraceptive failure. Multiple abortions can cause significant harm to the body, damaging the endometrium and leading to complications such as placenta previa, placental adhesion, postpartum hemorrhage, endocrine disorders, menstrual irregularities, or even amenorrhea. Post-abortion infections, such as pelvic inflammatory disease or salpingitis, can lead to infertility. Induced abortion has more disadvantages than benefits, especially for those who plan to have children in the future. Women of childbearing age should minimize the number of abortions, so if pregnancy is not desired, effective contraception should be used to avoid unwanted pregnancy, which can harm health and lead to infertility. If planning to conceive, it is recommended to choose a public specialized hospital to clarify the physical condition in advance and prepare for pregnancy under medical guidance, as this increases the chances of conception.