Patient's question:
I have had several induced abortions in the past, and now I really want to have a child, but I'm afraid of having habitual miscarriages. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
If three times are treated systematically in regular hospitals and the uterine recovery is good, it is generally not the case. Regardless of the form of miscarriage, it should be minimized as much as possible. The endometrium is like soil. If you have repeated induced abortions, this soil becomes thinner and thinner, leading to irregular menstruation or gynecological diseases, and the probability of infertility will increase. Moreover, even if you get pregnant, it is very likely to result in habitual abortion. Therefore, it is essential to pay attention to contraception. If you get pregnant again and want to carry the baby to term, you must go to the hospital to seek advice from experts and undergo targeted examinations and treatments.