Patient's question:
Pregnant with her second child, she went to the hospital for a prenatal check-up and found that the fetus was not developing well. The doctor recommended an induced abortion procedure. Since she had never undergone such a procedure before and was unaware of any potential negative consequences, she felt very upset. She thought to herself, "How much does an induced abortion cost?"Doctor's answer:
After a woman becomes pregnant and wants to terminate an early pregnancy, there are three common methods, which are chosen based on the duration of pregnancy. Generally, before 49 days of pregnancy, medication-induced abortion can be performed; before three months, induced abortion can be done artificially; if the pregnancy is beyond three months, surgical induction of labor is required. So, if you undergo induction of labor, it won't have too much impact on your body as long as you pay attention afterward, and you will recover.