Patient's question:
A month ago, I started living with my boyfriend. Then, for more than a month, my period didn't come. I went to the hospital for a follow-up check-up with the doctor, who told me I was pregnant. I don't want this baby because I'm still in college. I'd like to ask how much does an anesthesia-free, visualized, and minimally invasive abortion cost?Doctor's answer:
The cost of painless visual cervical preservation abortion is relatively high and can be charged according to the pricing level of local hospitals. Due to the difference in hospital levels, the fees vary among different hospitals. The specific cost needs to be confirmed with the surgical hospital. There are different types of induced abortion, such as regular induced abortion, painless induced abortion, and painless superconductor visual painless induced abortion. This painless visual cervical preservation abortion causes less psychological trauma to the uterus, but the cost is higher.