As long as it were not particularly traumatic, then there should be no physical ramifications. Rarely is there any scar tissue, unless the abortion "went wrong" (ie the uterus was punctured, cervix was torn, etc). These complications are rare, even in late term abortions. Most abortions are done as out patient procedures during the 1st trimester.<br><br>
However--If she had an abortion and regrets it (was pressured, feels she made bad choice, pregnancy was a result of sexual abuse, etc), and/or feels mournful of her loss, then she can certainly have emotional issues that could lead to physical issues, such as failure to progress, pain, need for control, etc.<br><br>
This would be true for any pregnancy related sadness or fear, and isn't specific to women who have had previous abortions.<br><br>
During your interview, if you ask about abortions, you can follow up with "Was it uncomplicated?". I usually end the interview/intake with "Are there any special issues that you think might affect your pregnancy/birth experience?". I wouldn't ask that directly after the abortion question, because I wouldn't want her to think that I feel she should regret it, or that I anticipate problems because of the abortion.