Patient's question:
I am four months pregnant now. Yesterday, I had a 4D ultrasound, and the result showed that the fetus has growth and development defects. I need to have an abortion. What tests are required for an abortion?Doctor's answer:
You are now four and a half months pregnant. Through a detailed four-dimensional major anomaly scan, it has been found that the fetus has developmental abnormalities, which requires the use of a minor abortion procedure to terminate the early pregnancy. Generally, at this stage, minor abortion requires hospitalization and the use of labor induction surgery. Usually, labor induction requires more detailed examination items. First, blood tests such as complete blood count, liver function, and kidney function need to be conducted, as well as four antiviral tests and four coagulation tests. In addition to a urine routine test, a chest and abdominal X-ray examination is also required, and an electrocardiogram needs to be performed to assess the condition of the body. Only with a healthy body can the anesthesia induction needle be used to achieve the purpose of minor abortion.