Can I have more than one Abortion?
There is no limit to the number of abortions you can have but it is obviously better for you both physically and emotionally if you try not to become pregnant when you don’t want to be. If you have more than one abortion you are increasing your chance of damage to your cervix and other internal organs. There is also a slight increase in your chance of having a miscarriage after having an abortion.
There are a number of very easy and reliable contraception methods available to you, which can reduce your chances of becoming pregnant. Your local family planning clinic or GP can discuss your birth control options with you and make sure you have one that works for you.
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