Patient's question:
Last year, I underwent medication-induced abortion and it stopped around August 20th. Now, I have already taken a pregnancy test. When I took the medication last year, I had several thorough check-ups, but nothing was found. I want to know what method I should choose for people to respond. Which abortion method should I decide on? How long can I have an abortion during my pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
The best time for a painless abortion is in the early pregnancy between 35-49 days when the uterus is not yet fully developed and the fetus and placenta have not formed, making it easy to remove the placental tissue. The decision for the best surgery should prioritize a safe procedure with minimal skin incisions, a short operation time, and quick recovery, with the least possible harm to the body. It is recommended to first go to the hospital for an ultrasound to carefully check the position, size, and growth development of the gestational sac. Preoperative routine examinations should be conducted to rule out any diseases and prevent inflammation.