Patient's question:
My body has never been very good, and before getting pregnant, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor told me I had a scar and that my body got worse after getting pregnant. The doctor advised me not to have the child, and I am preparing for medication abortion.Doctor's answer:
In this situation, I personally do not recommend a miscarriage. If the embryo implants in a scar, there is a high risk of it happening again, leading to placenta previa, which could result in severe complications during labor, potentially requiring the removal of the uterus. Therefore, it is recommended to undergo an early pregnancy termination procedure, such as an artificial abortion. Of course, medication abortion is not suitable for scar pregnancy, as the embryo implantation can reach the muscle layer, making it impossible for the medication to expel the body. A reduction in bleeding is unlikely. Even an artificial abortion requires hospitalization and cannot be performed as an outpatient procedure.