Patient's question:
Today morning I went to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor said I have been pregnant for 2 months, but I really don't want this child because I am already 35 years old and I have a slight heart disease. I am afraid of having a life-threatening risk, so I want to have an abortion. But I don't know how to have a miscarriage faster, so I have been delaying. How can I have a miscarriage faster?Doctor's answer:
If you want to have an abortion, it's best to go to the hospital and discuss it thoroughly with a doctor, especially since you're older and it's not good for your health. There are many methods for induced abortion. If you choose medication abortion, it usually takes about three days. A Dilation and Curettage (D&C) procedure is relatively quick, with the surgery itself taking around ten minutes. You can also opt for a painless abortion under magnetic resonance-guided induction, which ensures complete recovery in a shorter time. If you don't want the process to be too lengthy, it's recommended to choose a painless abortion between days 35 and 55, provided there is no ectopic pregnancy.