Patient's question:
I got my period on June 5th, and it has been one day since my menstruation ended. Unexpectedly, I got pregnant. I want to choose a way to have an abortion that causes minimal harm to my body. Five years ago, I had an ectopic pregnancy, which was treated conservatively. The second time was a normal pregnancy in 2008. Now it's an unexpected pregnancy. What method of abortion would you recommend? I want to have a medication abortion, but my colleagues say medication abortions are not always clean. As for a D&C, I'm afraid of the pain, and anesthetized abortion is said to cause more harm to the body. It's really troublesome. What kind of help do you need: Which method of abortion should I choose?Doctor's answer:
Disease speculation: The issue of deciding on the method of miscarriage! Advice: Medication abortion: Less damage, may be completely effective. Suitable for implementation within 49 days of pregnancy, with a higher likelihood of a shorter duration. Direct abortion and painless abortion: Generally can be done in one go, with relatively more damage. Direct abortion is more painful and economical; painless abortion has slightly more damage. You can decide based on your situation and the above suggestions!