Patient's question:
I have been pregnant for two months, and it's from my ex-boyfriend. He said he doesn't want the child, so I had to have an abortion. But I'm not very clear about the technology in this area. Now, at two months, should I choose medication abortion or surgical abortion? Doctor, can you show me how it works?Doctor's answer:
As the current situation shows, if there is an accidental pregnancy, it is still necessary to undergo further careful examination. First, it is essential to clarify the current size and specific condition of the embryo within the uterine cavity in order to determine the appropriate procedure. Under normal circumstances, if the child's growth and development are relatively small, medication-induced abortion can be chosen. This option generally has lower costs and less pain. After the abortion procedure, it is still necessary to monitor the vaginal bleeding regularly.