Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I had two miscarriages when I was with my partner. At that time, I didn't plan to have children, but now that I'm married and have plans to get pregnant, I don't know what the risks of those miscarriages might be.Doctor's answer:
The damage caused by induced abortion to the body is significant. During the procedure, complications such as heavy bleeding, uterine perforation, and amniotic fluid embolism may occur. Induced abortion is also prone to cause infections, leading to conditions like chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. If repeated induced abortions are performed, it can disrupt endocrine function, cause menstrual disorders, and even affect fertility, resulting in secondary infertility. Additionally, women who have undergone induced abortion are more likely to suffer from various psychological disorders such as depression and anxiety.