Patient's question:
Once before marriage, there were two instances of medication-induced abortion. There is a small gap of seventeen years, and now I am pregnant again. What method would be the least harmful to the body? Are there any precautions to be aware of? Is medication-induced abortion good for the endometrium to shed?Doctor's answer:
1. This time is estimated based on the first day of your last menstrual period, not based on the time of intercourse. According to your gestational sac size, you can have a medication abortion.2. It is recommended to go to a local Grade III-A hospital or a hospital of higher grade for examination. Medication abortion may have a risk of incomplete miscarriage. If you take the medication again and have a subsequent miscarriage, you should pay attention to follow-up tests to confirm the condition. Pay attention to rest and avoid cold exposure after a miscarriage.