Patient's question:
It was a big surprise that I didn't expect to be pregnant, but now neither me nor my boyfriend wants a child. So, I want to have an abortion. I'm considering taking medication for it. Is it very risky? Where can I buy the medication for medication abortion? Will there be any accidents if I have a miscarriage myself?Doctor's answer:
If you are currently unexpectedly pregnant for over a month and do not plan to keep the pregnancy, you can consider undergoing medication abortion. However, this medication is strictly regulated, and you must obtain a prescription from a professional doctor at a legitimate hospital. Additionally, you will need to undergo a hospital visit for a color Doppler ultrasound and other relevant examinations. Only then will a professional doctor provide you with a prescription to obtain the medication. Other departments, such as pharmacies, children's hospitals, and health clinics, are not permitted to sell this medication. It is recommended that you do not take risks, as if the medication abortion is unsuccessful and leads to severe bleeding, it will be problematic.