Patient's question:
I don't want this child, but I'm already pregnant. It's been two and a half months. How should I decide on a miscarriage? In my current situation, can I still have a miscarriage? At this stage, is there a risk? Can I have a medication-induced abortion? Or is it better to have a surgical abortion?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, after confirming pregnancy, it is still necessary to actively undergo prenatal examinations to select a specific method for miscarriage. Currently, the average time is about 60 days when an abortion surgery can be performed. Generally, miscarriage still carries certain risks, but you can choose to undergo a painless abortion surgery to minimize side effects and eliminate any pain, allowing you to make a decision with peace of mind.