1, uterine perforation: the greater the number of weeks of pregnancy, the higher the risk; The more abortions, the greater the chance of perforation. Others, such as uterus with abnormal position and shape or uterus that has been operated before (such as caesarean section or myomectomy), are more likely to be perforated.
2. Adhesion of cervix or endometrium: If the doctor's method is too rough during induced abortion, it is likely to cause damage and inflammation of cervix or endometrium, which will lead to postoperative adhesion of cervix or endometrium and cause menstrual abnormalities, such as amenorrhea or menorrhagia. If it is serious, it will be infertile in the future.
3, cervical injury: In the process of abortion, if you are not careful, the cervical expansion speed is too fast, which may cause cervical injury, and it will make it easier to abort in the future, especially for women who are pregnant for the first time or have never given birth.
4. Anesthesia: If the anesthesiologist does not master it well, aspiration pneumonia or respiratory arrest may be caused during anesthesia.
5, incomplete abortion: if the operation is not complete, a small amount of fetal tissue remains in the uterus, which may affect the uterine contraction and cause continuous bleeding or adhesion and infection. It is best to do another operation carefully to remove the residual tissue. Abnormal position or shape of uterus is generally more likely to cause this sequela.
6. Bacterial infection: If the disinfection of instruments is not complete, or the operator himself does not pay attention to the aseptic process, it may cause intrauterine infection, and even continue to spread upward and invade the fallopian tube and pelvic cavity. In severe cases, it will lead to ectopic pregnancy or infertility in the future.
7, * The most serious thing is that abortion is easy to cause infertility, which makes women completely lose the happiness of having their own children. *
Second, in view of the harm of abortion, from our doctor's point of view: if there is no incurable genetic disease in the fetus, then don't abort casually.