Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said I was pregnant for over 40 days, but the baby wasn't healthy, and I didn't want it. However, today when I went to the hospital for another check-up, the doctor said I have blood type and that undergoing a painless abortion requires careful consideration due to the risk of severe uterine bleeding. Is it dangerous for someone with this blood type to have a painless abortion?Doctor's answer:
Abortion refers to the termination of pregnancy within 70 days through the vagina by rapidly suctioning the gestational sac. Abortion can be performed between 35 and 70 days after an unintended pregnancy. It is most easily carried out between 35 and 50 days of pregnancy. The earlier an abortion is performed, the better and safer it is, and the faster the recovery. As the pregnancy progresses, the embryo inside the body gradually grows, the placenta forms, and the uterus also expands. At this stage, the surgical difficulty increases, postoperative bleeding is more significant, and it has a certain impact on the body, with slower postoperative recovery. Ultimately, a surgical induction of labor is required. At this point, the risk and difficulty of the surgery are even greater, increasing the pain experienced by the pregnant woman during the procedure.