The condition of the endometrium after natural abortion makes many women particularly worried, fearing that it will cause serious harm to their body. Therefore, in order to avoid further harm to their body, many women want to have a comprehensive understanding of the condition of the endometrium after natural abortion. Will natural abortion harm the endometrium?
The damage of natural abortion to the endometrium includes the following aspects.
Firstly, spontaneous abortion can cause damage to the endometrium. Due to the shedding of endometrium during miscarriage, it can affect the proliferation of the endometrium, which may lead to a decrease in menstrual flow and poor endometrial function in the future. If curettage is necessary, it may cause damage to the endometrium and adhesions in the uterine cavity, leading to menstrual irregularities.
The second is spontaneous abortion, which often leads to mild inflammation. May cause vaginitis, cervicitis, and endometritis.
After a period of time, the body can adjust to a normal physiological state, so menstrual disorders may occur during this time. Sometimes menstruation does not occur, and sometimes there may be dripping vaginal bleeding. If there is a large amount of bleeding, it may lead to anemia, which is a risk of spontaneous abortion.
Generally, a natural abortion does not cause significant harm to the body. By allowing the body to recover naturally and taking medication after the abortion to promote endometrial hyperplasia and prevent infection, the harm can be minimized. If there are multiple natural abortions, the cause should be carefully investigated and treated according to the cause. Otherwise, repeated abortions can cause significant damage to the uterus and, in severe cases, lead to infertility.
