What are the complications of curettage

summary

After 11 weeks of pregnancy, if the pregnancy is to be terminated, forceps curettage is usually used. Because the fetus has a certain degree of development, the harm to the female body is also relatively large. Let's look at the complications of curettage.

What are the complications of curettage

First of all: induced abortion syndrome: with the expansion of the cervix and excessive negative pressure, there will be nausea, vomiting, chest tightness, dizziness, pale, cold sweat and other symptoms.

Second: uterine injury: if your uterus is injured, it is caused by uterine perforation, or cervical laceration, or improper force during the operation due to failure to find out the size and location of the uterus before operation.

Finally: excessive suction and curettage: many doctors in irregular hospitals are not qualified for surgery. During surgery, it is easy to damage the basement layer of endometrium, cause menstrual disorders or amenorrhea, and seriously damage the uterus, leading to female infertility.

matters needing attention

After curettage, we should rest for at least one month, strengthen nutrition, and take contraceptive measures to avoid artificial abortion or curettage again. If there is cervical erosion or infection, antibiotics should be used for anti infection treatment.