Patient's question:
After 30 days of pregnancy, I am considering medication abortion. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: I had laparoscopic surgery for a dermoid cyst two years ago. A follow-up B suggested that the cyst in the ovary might be composed of postoperative exudate. What kind of help is needed: Could the medication for medication abortion trigger abnormal cyst growth, leading to endocrine disorders in the body? What kind of abnormalities might occur?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, medication-induced abortion will not affect ovarian cysts. Here's a suggestion: medication-induced abortion has certain drawbacks, such as severe postoperative abdominal pain, excessive bleeding, and intrauterine remnants. It is also prone to causing secondary infertility, which is why fewer people are diagnosed with medication-induced abortion in clinical practice. The best time to have medication-induced abortion is between 35 and 49 days of pregnancy, as the likelihood of incomplete abortion is relatively high. Therefore, fewer patients choose medication-induced abortion now. Please make a careful decision.Patients with ovarian cysts can, while understanding professional treatment, use dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment in daily life. It is essential to avoid extreme hunger or overeating in daily diet and never indulge in binge eating.