After becoming pregnant, women may experience miscarriage due to inappropriate pregnancy methods or external environmental factors. So, will having two miscarriages affect future pregnancies?
Having two miscarriages may have an impact on future pregnancies, as both induced abortion and medical abortion inevitably cause harm to women's bodies, especially to the uterus. The more frequent the miscarriage, the greater the damage to the body, and the higher the chance of complications. The impact on pregnancy is also inevitable.
After a female miscarriage, the endometrium will become thinner, which can easily lead to gynecological diseases such as inflammation. During the abortion surgery, endometritis or salpingitis may occur, but most women can still conceive normally after miscarriage as long as appropriate and reasonable treatment is given after the surgery. If menstruation returns normally after miscarriage, ovulation is normal, and all physical examination indicators are normal, then pregnancy can be normal.
If women have no intention of getting pregnant, they should take contraceptive measures during sexual activity to avoid unintended pregnancy. Pregnant women should take measures to protect the fetus in the early stages of pregnancy, such as supplementing with folic acid to prevent fetal abnormalities. In early pregnancy, it is necessary to supplement other nutrients to ensure the growth and development of the fetus.
