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Does medical abortion caused scarring in the uterus or problems with ovaries/fallopian tube. and problems conceiving?
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No: Those aren't considered potential complications of medical abortion. They are rare complications of surgical abortion.
Answered 5/4/2013
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Tubal/Uterine damage: Medically induced abortions rarely cause any type of damage to the uterus or tubes, unless its associated with infection (septic abortion) and/or associated surgical abortion (d&c).
Answered 8/23/2017
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