Patient's question:
Doctor, hello! I'm only 21 years old this year, and I don't have the ability to raise this baby. I've only been pregnant for less than a month, and I want to have an abortion. This matter has been agreed upon by both parties. After all, at this stage, studying is more important, so I'd like to understand what the best time is for medication abortion or surgical abortion?Doctor's answer:
Abortion, suitable for confirming intrauterine pregnancy less than three months, medication abortion is suitable for those without any other complications, non-contracepted early pregnancy, and intrauterine pregnancy within 49 days. Therefore, if you do not plan to preserve the fetus, it is best to visit the outpatient clinic early, undergo an MRI to confirm the gestational age. Discuss with your doctor to determine the appropriate method for terminating early pregnancy. Medication abortion must be implemented under the guidance of a doctor, and the oral administration of misoprostol in the last few days must be closely monitored by the doctor. In some cases, medication-induced abortion may lead to incomplete miscarriage and severe bleeding. If this occurs, immediate uterine evacuation treatment should be performed.