Patient's question:
My best friend got pregnant three months ago. Yesterday, she asked me to go to the hospital with her for an obstetric examination. She said she doesn't really want this child anymore. After she went to the hospital, the doctor said that her child cannot be miscarried because the child is too big. How big is the child that cannot be miscarried?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if it's within three months, the child can undergo an induced abortion. However, if the child wants to have an abortion after three months, we usually refer to it as an induced labor because the child is basically fully formed by then. At this point, if an abortion is still desired, it can only be done through induced labor. Induced labor is similar to a supply in that it also requires a share to be opened, and the child delivered through induced labor is the same as being born naturally.