Patient's question:
My boyfriend and I lived together for a week during the dangerous period, and every time he ejaculated inside. Now the dangerous period hasn't passed yet. How are you doing now with the breastfeeding medication? If you get pregnant, how long can you have an abortion or medication abortion? If your period doesn't come next month, don't rush to have an abortion? Thank you for clarifying.Doctor's answer:
If you don't want this child, you can go to a regular hospital to have medication-induced abortion or surgical abortion. The best time for medication-induced abortion is between 39 and 49 days after the last menstrual period. If it's before this time, it's recommended to have surgical abortion. For surgical abortion, you can choose painless abortion, which is painless during the procedure, and you can go home and rest for half an hour after the surgery. For the treatment of diseases, it's essential to follow the doctor's advice. Whether choosing a treatment method or medication, don't proceed blindly to avoid risks that could endanger your life safety.