Patient's question:
Menstrual flow has decreased, and I have had three induced abortions. Once after an induced abortion, my menstrual flow was very heavy, but it gradually decreased afterward. Now, I also start to feel cold.Doctor's answer:
Miscarriage can cause damage to the endometrium, hinder normal fetal development and growth, and increase the risk of fetal distress or asphyxia during labor. Induced abortion has more disadvantages than benefits and causes significant harm to the body. It may also lead to infertility or habitual miscarriage, which is particularly disadvantageous for those who need to conceive in the future. Therefore, women of childbearing age should minimize induced abortions.Advice: Emergency contraception pills can affect the menstrual cycle, causing it to come earlier or later, with changes in flow volume (more or less). They may lead to menstrual disorders and, in severe cases, infertility. Emergency contraception pills should not be used as a regular form of birth control. They can only be taken once per menstrual cycle and no more than three times per year.