After a woman experiences a miscarriage or induced abortion during pregnancy, due to the incomplete nature of the procedure, there may still be a significant amount of embryonic tissue remaining in the uterus, which may require further curettage surgery. Many women are concerned about the significant damage and impact of curettage surgery on their bodies. So, can curettage surgery lead to infertility?
Clearing the palace may lead to infertility. Female infertility is mainly caused by the inability of the uterus and various conditions to conceive again, and curettage surgery can cause certain damage to the uterus of women. If a woman's physical condition is weak and she does not pay attention to rest after curettage, her physical condition may be too poor to conceive. Moreover, multiple miscarriages and curettage surgeries may also lead to infertility.
But not just one or two rounds of curettage will necessarily lead to infertility. If a more formal and reliable hospital is chosen, the surgery will be smoother and cause less damage to the uterus. Women should also pay attention to nutrition and recovery after uterine curettage, and the possibility of infertility is still relatively small. It mainly depends on the later recovery and the physical condition of the woman herself.
So, after the palace is cleared, women must pay attention to maintenance. Rest as much as possible, do not engage in sexual activity or physically demanding activities within one month after surgery, and pay attention to nutrition in diet. Be careful to avoid uterine adhesions and get out of bed and move around more for two to three days after surgery. Also pay attention to maintaining cleanliness and hygiene of the external genitalia.
