Patient's question:
Doctor, hello! I had a cesarean section in late 2009 and gave birth to a son. In early March of this year, I had a medical abortion. On April 1, I had my period, and on the 16th, I had intercourse with my husband (withdrawal). However, my period has not come yet. I suspect that breastfeeding has been successful because my periods have always come 3-4 days earlier each month, and they are very regular. For the first 4-5 days, I had a heavy feeling in my lower abdomen, which felt like early pregnancy symptoms. I am very sad about getting pregnant again. If I really am pregnant, how should I decide on an abortion? Can my body handle another medical abortion? Or should I choose another type of abortion? Which type of abortion is least harmful to the body?1. Is it possible to get pregnant again in this situation?
2. If I really am pregnant, how should I decide on an abortion? Can my body handle another medical abortion? Or should I choose another type of abortion? Which type of abortion is least harmful to the body?
Doctor's answer:
My husband used withdrawal, so it doesn't necessarily mean pregnancy. But I can't say for sure it won't result in pregnancy, which means there's still a possibility. Medical abortion is harmful to the pregnant woman. You should decide on a painless abortion. Among painless abortions, there is a safer and less harmful option called Grace Painless Abortion. Wishing you good health. In addition to treatment, it's important to maintain a positive mood in daily life, as a good mood is very helpful for recovery.