Patient's question:
At 28, I am pregnant. Since last week, I've noticed blood spots in my underwear, and sometimes my abdomen also aches. The hospital examination suggested the possibility of habitual abortion (I have had miscarriages before). I am very worried now. Please ask: What should I pay attention to when considering an abortion during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
According to your consideration for your current situation, medication-induced abortion cannot be performed. Generally, if you are pregnant for less than or equal to 49 days, you can take oral medication for miscarriage. It is recommended that you pay attention to preventing colds and getting adequate rest. If you wish to have a miscarriage, you must go to the gynecology and obstetrics outpatient department of the hospital for a follow-up examination. If you undergo a miscarriage procedure, when you are about three and a half months pregnant, the embryo has already taken shape, and medication-induced abortion can no longer be used.