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What Are the Risks of Abortion and Future Pregnancy?

Medical abortion is effective to end a pregnancy. The pill process is the easiest to do. Invasive procedure is another method for pregnancy termination and there are risks after abortion related to it. Know about future pregnancy chances, risks of abortion, and how to cope with it.

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What Are the Risks of Abortion and Future Pregnancy?

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  2. What Are the Risks of Abortion and Future Pregnancy? Termination of pregnancy with pills is a medical abortion, carried out in the first trimester. Most people prefer induced abortion with medication as it gives them privacy and comfort. There is some risk involved in surgical abortion, though rare. The invasive procedure can lead to Asherman Syndrome, a condition that scars the uterus. www.abortionpillsrx.com

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  4. 1.Medical AbortionIn a medical abortion, you take pills to initiate the termination of pregnancy. The pills help to push out the pregnancy remnants and avoid infection so that it is possible to get pregnant in the future. Mifepristone stops pregnancy by suppressing the progesterone hormone then it detaches the fetus from the uterus wall.2.Surgical AbortionAfter abortion pregnancy is possible if you do not use birth control. There are two kinds of invasive procedures to end a pregnancy. Both are valid up to 24 weeks of pregnancy. Some regions restrict it to 16 to 20 weeks and some to as low as 14 weeks. www.abortionpillsrx.com

  5. Are There Risks of Getting an Abortion? 65.4% of terminations occur when a female is within 8 weeks or earlier into gestation. 88% happen in the initial 12 weeks of conceiving. Fertility after abortion resumes in no time, and if you are sexually active, use a contraceptive to safeguard against pregnancy. www.abortionpillsrx.com

  6. Rare Complications from a Pregnancy Termination Heavy bleeding is common during pregnancy termination. If the flow is still heavy following the procedure, then it is a medical issue. Blood transfusion is necessary if there is rapid blood loss and extreme weakness from it. The surgeon may accidentally injure the uterus, bladder, or nearby organs. www.abortionpillsrx.com

  7. Asherman Syndrome and Future Pregnancy After Abortion Asherman syndrome occurs when the uterine lining encounters damage. This happens mostly in a surgical procedure or dilation and curettage. The scarred tissues and areas inside the uterus are treated with balloon surgery. Once the uterus heals, the balloon is removed. www.abortionpillsrx.com

  8. To Conclude So, can having an abortion affect fertility? The answer is a no and a yes. The risks are rare but possible. But medical as well as surgical abortions are otherwise safe and do not affect your fertility. After abortion how long to get pregnant depends on your age, medical history, your partner’s fertility, and lifestyle habits, among other factors. If you think it is being hard to conceive following a pregnancy termination, then consult your healthcare provider for this. www.abortionpillsrx.com

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