Patient's question:
Last month, my aunt and her boyfriend had a sexual encounter without taking proper precautions, and she accidentally got pregnant. Now she wants to terminate the pregnancy but doesn't want to undergo an abortion procedure. She is considering taking medication to terminate the pregnancy.Hello, will medication abortion interfere with future fertility?
Doctor's answer:
Now I'm pregnant, how can I have a medication abortion? It's necessary to have a thorough check-up at the hospital. Medication abortion has little interference on future pregnancies. Medication abortion requires a careful check-up and diagnosis to confirm an intrauterine pregnancy, and it can only be done within 49 days of conception. When more than 40 days pregnant, you can go to the hospital for a B check-up. If it's an intrauterine pregnancy, medication abortion is possible. After medication abortion, pay attention to follow-up tests to ensure it's completely expelled.