Patient's question:
This month my period didn't come, I bought a pregnancy test and found out that I was indeed pregnant. But we haven't gotten married yet, it's the child of my boyfriend. We are both not ready to have a baby for now, so we want to take medication to have an abortion. Hello, what should I pay attention to when taking medication for an abortion?Doctor's answer:
Taking medication for miscarriage can easily lead to residual tissue in the uterus, posing the risk of a second uterine evacuation. It is recommended that you visit a formal hospital for thorough examination before undergoing medication-induced miscarriage under the guidance of a doctor. After taking the medication, you must be closely monitored in the hospital to ensure that the embryo has been expelled before being discharged. After the miscarriage, it is essential to pay close attention to preventing cold exposure, avoiding cold drafts, and not touching cold water. Avoid spicy, irritating, and extremely cold foods. Instead, consume more protein-rich foods, engage in moderate activity, and strictly avoid sexual intercourse for the first month.