Nowadays, if a woman accidentally becomes pregnant, she no longer just needs to drink a bowl of medicine like before. For the sake of physical health, most women will go to the hospital for abortion and determine their recovery status, which is beneficial for normal pregnancy in the future. However, multiple abortions for women can cause significant physical harm to them. So, is it easy for women to have ectopic pregnancy if they have too many abortions?
Women who undergo multiple abortions are prone to ectopic pregnancy. Due to multiple abortions, women need to frequently undergo curettage, resulting in severe damage to the endometrium and a deterioration of their physical condition, making them more susceptible to various gynecological diseases. If there is inflammation in the lumen or surrounding tissues of the female fallopian tube, it can cause blockage of the fallopian tube, resulting in the inability of the fertilized egg to enter the uterine cavity and implant, leading to the formation of ectopic pregnancy.
If a woman has an ectopic pregnancy, she will feel severe abdominal pain and bleeding in her lower body. And during the examination, no gestational sac was seen in the uterus under B-ultrasound, and the female's own HCG value did not double. For ectopic pregnancy, women need to handle it early instead of hesitating, which can affect their physical recovery.
Generally, when the embryo of ectopic pregnancy is small, women can receive medication treatment to stop the development of the embryo and let it fall off on its own. However, the best way to treat ectopic pregnancy is to undergo laparoscopic surgery, which involves opening the abdomen to remove the embryo from the woman. This can prevent damage to the uterus and facilitate her physical recovery. Moreover, laparoscopic surgery for ectopic pregnancy does not cause any pain to women.
