Can abortion cause uterine cancer?

Most adult women are very familiar with the issue of miscarriage. Frequent miscarriages will definitely affect women's physical health. Especially after an abortion, some complications may occur in the body. This is what many patients are more concerned about. Will amenorrhea occur and affect fertility? To uncover the answer, we need to find the answer from the introduction below.

When menstruation comes, the functional layer of the uterus falls off, and then the basal layer begins to proliferate and repair. In any case, if the basal layer is damaged, the endometrium loses its ability to repair. Even if the ovaries function normally, menstruation will not come.
If the basal layer of the endometrium is damaged during artificial abortion, amenorrhea may occur, and the uterine cavity will not be covered by endometrium, and adhesions may occur on the anterior and posterior walls. The clinical manifestations vary depending on the area of ​​damage to the basal layer of the endometrium. If the basal layer is completely damaged and the anterior and posterior walls of the uterine cavity are completely adhered, the patient may have complete amenorrhea. If part of the basal layer still exists, it will manifest as a decrease in menstrual volume. If the adhesion site of the uterine cavity is close to the cervical os, and there is still healthy endometrium above the adhesion, abdominal pain during menstruation, unclean menstrual blood, and even blood accumulation in the uterine cavity may occur due to poor menstrual blood outflow. If the endometrium is not damaged and only the endometrium of the cervical canal is damaged, adhesions of the cervical canal will occur, and more severe periodic lower abdominal pain may occur without menstruation.