Harm of artificial insemination

Hemorrhage injury, pelvic infection, lower abdominal pain and high early abortion rate are all hazards of artificial insemination. This paper will discuss the harm of artificial insemination in depth to help readers better understand this process.

Bleeding and injury

Some operators' bad operation methods or rough operation methods will cause some harm to women, such as cervical canal injury and endometrial bleeding. In addition, improper or rough instruments may also lead to injuries and bleeding.

Pelvic infection may occur.

Because the optimized semen is pumped into the uterus with a thin tube, it will increase the chance of uterine and fallopian tube infection. Bacteria will be brought in during the operation, and bacterial contamination may also be caused when handling semen.

Lower abdominal pain

If semen is injected too fast and too much during artificial insemination, it will lead to excessive cervical pressure, which will lead to spasmodic contraction of uterus and spasmodic pain in lower abdomen. Moreover, too much semen injection and too high uterine pressure may cause endometriosis.

The rate of early abortion is very high.

The spontaneous abortion rate of women receiving artificial insemination is high, about 20% ~30%. It may be related to the fact that intrauterine insemination has crossed the natural selection process of sperm by cervical mucus. In addition, the incidence of ectopic pregnancy is also 2%-8%.