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A woman undergoing induced abortion may experience amniotic fluid embolism. As the cervical canal gradually dilates and the cervix opens wider, some blood vessels remain open. Once strong and powerful contractions of the uterus cause the intrauterine pressure to rise, breaking the fetal membrane, some amniotic fluid may seep in and enter the dilated blood vessels, leading to amniotic fluid embolism. In mild cases, it may cause symptoms such as cyanosis, breathing difficulties, and restlessness in the abortion recipient. In severe cases, it can damage the relevant uterine cavity organs.