Patient's question:
Accidentally got pregnant, not married yet, and want to have an abortion. But my health isn't great, and I'm really afraid that the procedure might harm my body. I've heard that some people who have had miscarriage surgery haven't done well and ended up with infertility, or even developed chronic conditions. The more I think about it, the more upset I get. Which hospital is good for safe and painless abortion? Please recommend a reputable and experienced hospital to me. It doesn't matter if it's a bit more expensive.Doctor's answer:
The best time for a painless abortion is between weeks 6 and 7 of pregnancy. It is a minimally invasive minor surgery, and it can generally be performed in secondary or higher-level hospitals in your area, such as reputable tertiary hospitals, traditional Chinese medicine hospitals, maternal and child health hospitals, etc. If postoperative recovery is good, it will not significantly affect future pregnancies. After the surgery, avoid sexual activity and (bath) for one month, maintain good hygiene, and avoid spicy, greasy, and extremely cold foods. If you have not yet decided to give birth, it is advisable to take proper contraceptive measures to prevent potential damage to the endometrium.