Patient's question:
My girlfriend is pregnant, but we haven't gotten married yet, and our families haven't agreed to us being together. What should I do? I don't want a child right now, but she is pregnant for the first time, and I don't want her to have an abortion because I'm afraid it will affect her health. Who can tell me? How should I decide?Doctor's answer:
Only to say that the impact of most medication-induced abortions on the body is not significant, but it cannot be ruled out that some individuals may experience incomplete abortion or heavy bleeding. If the latter occurs again, timely uterine evacuation treatment may be necessary. In severe cases, surgery may be required. Therefore, if possible, the first pregnancy should be carried to term to prevent any actions that may harm the body. If infertility arises in the future, that would be troublesome. If it is truly impossible to carry the pregnancy, even medication-induced abortion should be done at a regular hospital.