Having 10 abortions will cause great damage to the uterus and ovarian function of the patient, and whether or not the patient can have children depends on the patient’s specific situation. If there is no decrease in menstrual flow and amenorrhea, no tubal failure, and normal ovarian function, the patient can have children again. If the patient has 10 abortions and has a significant decrease in menstrual flow or even amenorrhea, or has menstrual cycle disorders or delayed menstrual periods, it should be considered that the patient may have endometrial damage, uterine adhesions or ovarian hypoplasia, and at this time, the patient will have a very high possibility of secondary infertility, and therefore needs to undergo hysteroscopy, tubal imaging, and sex hormone six and anti-mullerian hormone tests to make a comprehensive assessment. comprehensive assessment. If there is a problem with these tests, then symptomatic management is required. In addition, even if all of the patient’s investigations are normal, there is a very high chance that the patient will become pregnant again and have a habitual miscarriage, but it is necessary to wait for the patient to become pregnant to know if this will be the case. It is recommended that if the patient has a request for pregnancy, she should be tested early when she becomes pregnant again, and if necessary, she should be placed on birth control.