Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text, with the carriage returns () preserved as instructed:Another high-risk pregnancy situation. If I have an abortion without anesthesia, is it too dangerous? I have successfully had medication abortion before. In my case, should I opt for medication abortion or anesthesia-free abortion? What percentage of risk does each method (medication abortion and anesthesia-free abortion) carry?
Doctor's answer:
I have experience with medication-induced abortion, and it is best not to undergo it again. Medication-induced abortion can easily lead to incomplete miscarriage, requiring a second procedure to clear the uterus. In an induced abortion, a device is used to pass through the cervix to reach the uterus and remove the gestational sac. This is why it is recommended to have a doctor with good knowledge, as it can prevent complications such as uterine perforation or cervical injury. Regardless of the method used to terminate early pregnancy, there will be some degree of harm.Recommendation: It is best for you to first visit a hospital for a thorough examination to determine whether the pregnancy is intrauterine or ectopic before deciding how to terminate it. Anesthesia-induced abortion may be more suitable, as it can be completed under anesthesia, resulting in a cleaner procedure with less bleeding. In addition to timely treatment for cesarean delivery, friends who are ill should always maintain a positive attitude and face the disease head-on.