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can that happen
when my sister was younger she had an abortion and now about 4-6 years later, she had 2 miscarrages before she got pregnet and just had another one. does anyone think it could be from it. or maybe that she was molested at a young age.
i just wanted to know because it worries me. thanks!
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Yea it can be from the abortion. I know this because I had a abortion at 17 and at 23 got pregnant and miscarried. Back in the day, there was no thought put behind abortion, as far as being able to get pregnant in the future, everyone assumed that you just could with no complications, but sadly, that's not true. Here are some statistics for you.
Some women are physically damaged from the abortion, and a few are even left permanently infertile.
Physical Effects
• Intense pain
• Sterility (inability to conceive)
• Bleeding
• Perforation of the uterus
• Laceration of the cervix
• Shock/coma
• Increased risk (50%) of breast cancer
• Passing blood clots
• Death
• Miscarriages of future pregnancies
• Increased risk of ectopic (tubal) pregnancies
I totally know what she is going through. Just be there for her. Going thru this not only has it's physical side effects but has mental one's as well. Such as depression, fear, Uncontrolled crying, guilt, obsession wit baby's due date, and mourning, sense of loss. If you want to know more you can go to.. [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)
Yall have my sympathy, best of luck to her.
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Well yeah...it could be from the molesting messing up her pregnancy process so i think she should go to the doctor and check it out soon. hepe i helped!!
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I'm fairly certain that having been molested has no affect on her ability to have children. But yes, it can be affected by abortion. Many times, after a few abortions, a woman is unable to get pregnant at all. Don't worry too much about it. Your sister probably isn't in any danger. There are many women who have difficult pregnancies who are otherwise fine, but she really should be talking to a doctor about it.
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