Is medical abortion safer? NO!

Women all know how much harm abortion can cause to themselves. Not only will they suffer physically, but they will also suffer psychologically. However, many women who have just become pregnant will hesitate between surgical abortion and medical abortion, fearing the pain of surgery and the harm of medical surgery. Experts remind that during medical abortion, in addition to lower abdominal pain, some women will also experience vomiting, diarrhea and fever. For patients who are busy with work and cannot get enough rest after abortion, they should be very cautious in choosing medical abortion, otherwise they will cause unnecessary troubles such as anemia, infection and re-curettage due to long bleeding time and failed abortion.

The harm of medical abortion to female infertility:

1. Cause gynecological inflammation

After women take anti-pregnancy drugs, the embryonic sac in the uterine cavity may be discharged on the same day. Sometimes the pregnancy products are not fully discharged, the uterine membrane does not recover well, and vaginal bleeding lasts for a long time, which may last for several weeks or even 1 to 2 months. Long-term chronic blood loss can lead to anemia and reduce the body's resistance. At this time, bacteria usually go back through the vagina and cause endometrial inflammation.

2. Cause incomplete abortion

Some women suffer incomplete miscarriage after taking the medicine, which affects uterine contraction and the repair of endometrial wounds, causing a significant increase in vaginal bleeding, which is 2-3 times more than the normal menstrual volume. In severe cases, heavy bleeding may occur, leading to anemia and shock, and transfusion and emergency surgery for curettage and hemostasis are required.

3. Impact on future fertility

If unmarried women have repeated pregnancies and repeated miscarriages, the endometrium may be repeatedly damaged. Because the endometrium is damaged, once they want to have a normal pregnancy, they are prone to placenta previa, which can lead to heavy prenatal bleeding. Some women also suffer from habitual miscarriages due to multiple abortions, resulting in infertility.

4. Excessive damage to the uterus

The main symptom of the patient is ectopic pregnancy after using the drug. In severe cases, complications such as uterine stroke, uterine adhesion or incomplete rupture may occur. Although this situation is relatively rare in clinical practice, it does occur from time to time and requires increased vigilance. The main reason for this result is that the patient's ectopic pregnancy was not discovered in advance, resulting in the rupture of the patient's fallopian tube after the use of the drug, leading to the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy. In severe cases, it can also cause uterine stroke and other complications.