Abortion and childbirth, which is harmful to the body

Abortion

is a natural physiological process. Although pregnant women experience pain and physical exertion during childbirth, the postpartum body has sufficient time and mechanisms to recover. Abortion is an unnatural way to terminate pregnancy, often breaking the normal state of the body and causing greater impact on organs such as the uterus. In addition, from the impact on the uterus, the uterus will experience regular contraction and expansion when giving birth. This is a gradual process. The postpartum uterus can gradually return to normal shape and function through its own repair ability. However, abortion, especially abortion, may damage the endometrium, leading to endometrial thinning, increasing the risk of later pregnancy difficulties or even infertility, and may also cause complications such as intrauterine adhesions

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