Patient's question:
It is said that some people's medication abortion doesn't work, and they still need surgery afterward. What is the best method for medication-induced miscarriage? Once a choice is made, everyone hopes for a quick resolution!Doctor's answer:
Medication-induced abortion can easily lead to incomplete miscarriage, requiring a uterine clearance procedure to resolve it. Alternatively, one can choose surgical abortion or painless abortion to terminate the pregnancy, which is less painful. At the same time, it is important to carefully observe the condition of the uterine bleeding, ensure proper anti-inflammatory treatment, and enhance nutrition. Avoid getting cold and pay attention to follow-up examinations to ensure the uterus has fully recovered. Breastfeeding should be maintained during the recovery period, and it is advisable to reduce the frequency of surgical abortions.