Is it dangerous to have an abortion after four months?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Generally speaking, when a woman is pregnant for more than three months, she needs to undergo an induced abortion procedure. Both induced abortion and miscarriage cause certain damage to the human body. Induced abortion is more difficult and dangerous than miscarriage surgery, and the harm is also greater. So, what are the hazards of induced abortion? Due to the longer pregnancy period and the larger size of the fetus, various complications are prone to occur during and after induced abortion. The specific hazards of induced abortion are as follows:
Hazard 1 of Induced Abortion: Post-Abortion Hemorrhage.
Hazard 2 of Induced Abortion: Birth Canal Injury.
Hazard 3 of Induced Abortion: Uterine Rupture.
Hazard 4 of Induced Abortion: Amniotic Fluid Embolism.
Hazard 5 of Induced Abortion: Infection.