Patient's question:
I didn't get my period last month, so I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The examination results showed that I am pregnant, but I currently don't have the ability to raise a child. I don't want this child. Is there any other way to avoid having the child? Can I avoid going to the hospital for an abortion?Doctor's answer:
You are pregnant, and you are not planning to keep this child. If your pregnancy is relatively short and has not yet reached less than 50 days, this situation can be treated with medication abortion. However, medication abortion requires visiting a gynecologist at the hospital for follow-up. You must strictly follow the doctor's instructions when taking the medication and do not take it casually on your own. After taking the medication, if you experience symptoms of abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding again, you should also go to the hospital. Under the supervision of the doctor, the miscarriage will be safer. The doctor can carefully observe how the gestational sac is completely expelled.