Does having multiple abortions affect future pregnancy?

Medical abortion. Medication is taken in early pregnancy to abort the fetus. Medical abortions do not appear to increase the risk of future pregnancy complications. Surgical abortion. A surgical procedure removes the fetus from the uterus through the vagina. It's typically done using suction and a sharp, spoon-shaped tool (curet). read more

Having repeat abortions can raise the risk of life-threatening problems for future pregnancies, according to a study. Women who had three or more were up to three times more likely to have a future baby early – even before 28 weeks in the womb – and of a poor weight. read more

But once again, medical science has proven that abortion does, in fact, harm women – not just emotionally or psychologically or spiritually, but physically. Researchers analyzing 15,000 deliveries have concluded that abortion creates a 30-percent greater likelihood of future pregnancy complications. read more