Patient's question:
Already a mother, I got pregnant unexpectedly and according to policy, I cannot keep the baby. I need to have an abortion. This is my first time having an abortion, and I'm very scared. Due to reactions to anesthesia from many previous surgeries, the doctor recommended a regular abortion. Will it be painful? Can I handle it? How can I reduce the pain? How long does it take to complete? What kind of help do I need: How painful is a regular abortion?Doctor's answer:
Ordinary people flow before the doctor will give you sterilization and then a pill of medicine, saying it promotes blood circulation, but it's unknown whether it's effective. I was very upset before, especially when it was almost my turn, I even cried. The people around comforted me, saying that others do it this way and not to be afraid. I thought others were so brave, none of them made a sound during the procedure, and then I went home. My boyfriend waited for me for two hours from the time I left until I came out, he was so anxious too, but when he saw I was okay, we were both relieved. Moreover, I feel the side effect of pain is much smaller. Cheer up!