Pregnant women are a special group, and any abnormal phenomena that occur during pregnancy can have an impact on their health. Abortion and ectopic pregnancy are words that many people are familiar with, and both of these behaviors can have a certain degree of impact on the pregnant woman's body. So which is more harmful, abortion or ectopic pregnancy?
Compared to abortion, ectopic pregnancy has a greater impact on the body. Ectopic pregnancy carries high risks, and once it ruptures, it can easily lead to massive bleeding. After the occurrence of heavy bleeding, it may still pose a threat to life, so timely treatment is necessary when ectopic pregnancy occurs.
Although ectopic pregnancy can cause more serious harm to the human body, the harm of abortion should not be underestimated. Frequent abortion surgery can easily thin the uterine wall, thereby affecting fertility again. Abortion may also lead to tubal adhesions, which are behaviors that have an impact on the body and require more attention in daily life.
The later the abortion surgery is performed, the greater the harm to the body. To minimize its harm, it is necessary to have an abortion surgery as early as possible. There are many hazards of ectopic pregnancy, and after it occurs, it is necessary to conduct a detailed examination to determine the cause of ectopic pregnancy, so as to avoid the bad phenomenon of ectopic pregnancy in the second pregnancy.
