Patient's question:
Doctor, when I was in school, I was about 19 years old. Because I had my first sexual encounter with my boyfriend again and didn't know how to use protection, I got pregnant. I bought pills myself and had a medication abortion. Later, after getting married, I got pregnant once, but I didn't want to have a child, so I went to the hospital for a medication abortion. I want to ask if I could still get pregnant after having two medication abortions?Doctor's answer:
Medication abortion refers to the use of drugs to terminate early pregnancy, serving as a remedy for unintended pregnancy. It is generally suitable for early pregnancy within 49 days and is one of the methods of artificial abortion. A normal medication abortion does not affect future pregnancies. If a medication abortion leads to postoperative complications, such as pelvic infection, resulting in irregular menstruation, it may impact future pregnancies. It is recommended that you rest and avoid overexertion after the procedure, pay attention to nutrition, and take proper postpartum care. When planning to have a child in the future, it is advisable to prepare in advance.