Patient's question:
A month ago, I found out I was pregnant and was 10 weeks along. After that, I went to the hospital for medication-induced abortion. Unexpectedly, I just had another thorough check-up and found out I'm pregnant again. Because my body hasn't fully recovered yet, my uterus still occasionally aches, and I'm very afraid that something bad might happen to the baby midway. What should I do if I get pregnant again a month after medication-induced abortion?Doctor's answer:
After taking medication for an abortion, you became pregnant again one month later. The previous medication-induced abortion will definitely have an impact on the fetus. You can consult further in the department of pre-natal health. If you want to terminate the early pregnancy, it is recommended to undergo an artificial abortion surgery. Since you became pregnant immediately after the medication-induced abortion, the endometrium has not fully recovered, which may easily lead to adhesion of the embryo to the uterine wall, resulting in incomplete medication abortion and ultimately requiring a uterine clearance procedure. Therefore, it is essential to undergo a thorough examination before the surgery, and only after all tests are approved can the surgery be performed.