There are two kinds of induced labor, one is that you don't want your child to choose induced labor, and the other is fetal abnormality, such as chromosome abnormality, mental retardation at birth, or abnormal hands and feet. Weighing the pros and cons, you finally choose induced labor.
Induced labor does great harm to women. The bigger the fetus, the higher the harm to the pregnant mother. If induced labor occurs in the early pregnancy, the harm to women is relatively low. If induced labor is carried out in the second trimester of pregnancy, it will do great harm to women and easily lead to infertility or habitual abortion after having a second child.
Induced labor is particularly harmful to female endometrium. If it is a fetus that induced labor in big month, curettage is generally needed. Curettage leads to thin endometrium in women, so it is difficult to implant fertilized eggs for secondary pregnancy, which is prone to biochemical pregnancy.
After induced labor, women still need confinement, and they can get pregnant again after half a year, mainly for the recovery of endometrium, otherwise they are prone to miscarriage and premature delivery.
Nowadays, many advertisements say that induced labor is painless, but it still hurts. Anesthetics can only relieve pain, but they are anesthetized during the operation. After the anesthetic fades, the pain is very strong, which is similar to the normal delivery process.
Premature delivery means that the fetus is born at 28-36+6 weeks, and the fetus at 37 weeks is a full-term fetus. There are also two kinds of premature delivery, the fetus born at 28-34 weeks and the fetus at 34 weeks. Fetuses born at 36+6 weeks were born before 34 weeks, and the survival rate was relatively low. After 34 weeks, the fetal lungs are well developed, which means that the fetus can breathe spontaneously after birth. Before 34 weeks, the fetus could not breathe spontaneously, so it had to be put in an incubator to provide oxygen to the fetus.
There are many factors that cause premature delivery, which may be external collision, resulting in excessive uterine pressure and premature delivery. It may also be due to multiple births. The pregnant mother with multiple births has too much uterine pressure, which leads to premature delivery of the fetus. The pregnant mother suffers from gestational diabetes and hypersecretion of amniotic fluid. When the amount of amniotic fluid in the uterus exceeds 2000 ml, the uterine pressure is too high, and the fetus is prone to premature delivery, amniotic fluid is turbid, and the umbilical cord wraps around the neck, resulting in fetal hypoxia and the fetus is in the uterus.
Premature fetuses generally weigh less than 5 kg at birth, so most of them are put in incubators, but some fetuses absorb well and develop rapidly, which may exceed 6 kg at birth.
Premature fetuses are more likely to get sick, because the immunity is relatively low and the fetus is premature. The estrogen and progesterone in pregnant mothers decrease slowly, and there is less oxytocin in the body. When the baby is born, she can only drink milk powder.
Young women must learn to protect their bodies for their own health. Too many induced abortions are not only prone to endocrine disorders, but also to infertility, and the probability of habitual abortion and premature delivery is also relatively high.