Patient's question:
When getting onto the bed, I didn't pay attention to wearing a condom. Then, in these past few days, I've had the feeling of nausea and wanting to vomit. I used a pregnancy test paper and found out that I'm pregnant, but I don't want to have a child. I want to have an abortion. I'm seeking help from a doctor. When is a good time to have an abortion?Doctor's answer:
Generally, after a 40-day menstrual delay, it is recommended to undergo a thorough examination at the hospital using MRI to confirm intrauterine pregnancy, after which surgery can be performed. The latest time should not exceed the 70th day of pregnancy. If it is less than 70 days, the fetus is too small for a regular induced abortion, and a medical abortion is required. Since you do not plan to keep the pregnancy, it is best to have the procedure as soon as possible, as otherwise, it will cause significant harm to your body. It is recommended to seek treatment at a regular hospital.