Are there any serious risks of curettage and abortion for women? Two major risks of curettage and abortion for women should be taken seriously

Curettage and abortion is the most common method of terminating pregnancy in modern life. It is the right choice for women to protect themselves and avoid troubles in future life. However, the harm of curettage and abortion to women's bodies cannot be ignored. Especially for women who have undergone several abortions and curettages, the health problems are extremely serious. Let's take a look at whether curettage and abortion are harmful. I hope everyone can understand it.

Dangers of curettage:

1. Dysfunctional uterine bleeding is caused by dysfunction of the neuroendocrine system and there is no organic lesion in the whole body or reproductive organs. Except for unmarried women in adolescence, curettage is the most commonly used means of treating menorrhagia. Its advantage is that it can not only obtain endometrial tests, but also neatly scrape off the functional layer of endometrium that causes intrauterine bleeding (without scraping off the basal layer to avoid loss of fertility), thereby achieving the dual effects of diagnosis and hemostasis, and has an immediate effect. However, the harm of curettage should not be underestimated.

The dangers of curettage

2. Nowadays, more and more women are pregnant before marriage. They want to have abortion to save the pregnancy and make up for the fear of pregnancy. The pain during traditional abortion makes many women still have concerns about pregnancy. Painless curettage abortion not only makes some women less worried, but also causes bleeding due to incomplete scraping, which will lead to secondary curettage. If the scraping is too deep, it will inevitably cause trauma to the endometrium due to excessive curettage and damage the function of the uterus. One curettage, especially multiple curettages, will cause uterine cavity adhesion and cervical adhesion, which will cause infertility.

The endometrium is the implantation layer for the fertilized egg, like the natural soil for seeds to germinate and grow. The result of curettage is the destruction of this functional layer. Repeated curettage will lose the soft soil suitable for seed growth. If you want to get pregnant again, it will be like scattering seeds on a cement floor. Although infertility caused by curettage can be treated, the results are not satisfactory. The success rate of in vitro fertilization is less than 40% at most, and it is expensive. Moreover, even if the in vitro fertilization is successful, it may cause miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy due to endometrial lesions.