Patient's question:
Doctor, I'm pregnant, but the doctor told me the child cannot be born, so I am preparing for a miscarriage. I want to use a cesarean section medication abortion. I'd like to ask first, is a cesarean section medication abortion possible? Is it clean? Thank you, doctor.Doctor's answer:
Medication-induced abortion has certain limitations and should be performed within 50 days of pregnancy. If the pregnancy duration is longer, medication-induced abortion is not recommended. It may lead to incomplete miscarriage, requiring surgical treatment for artificial abortion. Regardless of the type of miscarriage, it is important to rest to avoid infections of the reproductive system. Sexual activity is strictly prohibited for one month after miscarriage. Post-miscarriage care and recovery are crucial. For severe Cesarean section patients, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly and follow the doctor's advice for treatment. Avoid switching to new medications at will, as this may have the opposite effect. The above suggestions are for reference only.