Patient's question:
On October 3rd, my period came, and now it hasn't arrived by November 7th. Every morning since 567 days, I've tested with a pregnancy test, and all the results have been weakly positive (the line below is getting darker every day). I'm afraid I might be pregnant. I want to ask when I can have an abortion? Which is better, micro-catheter abortion or super-conductor visual abortion?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No allergies. I had one abortion 3 years ago. Will having another one affect me in the future?
What kind of help I need:
1. When can I have an abortion?
2. Which is better, micro-catheter abortion or super-conductor visual abortion?
3. I had one abortion 3 years ago. Will having another one affect me in the future?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, you are pregnant. The best time for an abortion is around 35-50 days of pregnancy. As long as the gestational sac is visible on a color ultrasound, the procedure can be performed. Both superconducting visual and micro-tube visual methods are available, and you can choose based on your financial situation.Advice: If you have a history of miscarriage, it is important to rest after the procedure, enhance your nutrition, avoid overexertion, and follow your doctor's instructions for proper wound healing. Generally, it will not affect future fertility, so there is no need to worry.