Patient's question:
That was the first time, I wanted to understand the situation. On the first occasion, I wanted to know whether it was better to have a natural miscarriage or a medical one. When this situation occurred, I was quite worried, and I wanted the condition to improve through treatment.Doctor's answer:
General professional hospitals do not advocate medication-induced abortion because the drugs used in medication-induced abortion contain hormones, which can affect the body's natural hormone levels and cause hormonal imbalance. This can cause significant harm to the body and may lead to irregular menstruation. The major side effect of medication-induced abortion is that it can easily result in incomplete miscarriage, requiring a uterine clearance procedure. It also increases the risk of postoperative infection, potentially leading to secondary infertility.In contrast, safe and painless surgical procedures involve doctors monitoring the condition of the uterus throughout the operation, ensuring that no damage is caused to other normal tissues. The use of a 3mm suction tube minimizes any harm to the normal uterine lining, allowing for rapid recovery with minimal scarring. Postoperatively, there is no impact on normal work or exercise, making this option a popular choice among young women.