Patient's question:
I want to get a tire fixed at the hospital this weekend, and I'm wondering how to do it. Should I choose medication abortion or surgical abortion? People have different opinions, so which one is better, and are there any contraindications? If anyone has experience in this area, please share with me.Doctor's answer:
For preparing for an abortion, avoid sexual activity within one week before the surgery. On the day before the surgery, take a shower and change your clothes to prevent colds and flu. You need to fast and refrain from drinking for 4 hours before the surgery. However, it should be noted that women with acute or chronic systemic diseases, or severe heart, liver, or kidney damage are not suitable for abortion and need to cooperate with doctors for active treatment. Although abortion is a minor surgery, procedures such as aspiration and curettage can only be performed manually. Sometimes, due to carelessness during the operation, complications or sequelae may occur, such as incomplete aspiration, uterine bleeding, uterine inflammation, uterine perforation, endometriosis, and infertility.