Patient's question:
I'm only 21 this year. Recently, I've noticed symptoms of nausea and vomiting, and I was worried about pregnancy, so I quickly bought a pregnancy test kit to check. The result was really that I'm pregnant. But both of us are still young, and we don't dare to tell your parents. I want to ask if I'm pregnant, is it better to have a medication abortion or a surgical abortion?Doctor's answer:
If you are pregnant and do not want the child, you can choose medication abortion or surgical abortion to terminate early pregnancy. The decision on the method of miscarriage should be based on the number of days pregnant. Generally, after a pregnancy test, you need to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to confirm an intrauterine pregnancy. Then, based on the number of days pregnant, you can determine the appropriate method of miscarriage. Since you are relatively young and have not had an abortion surgery, if you meet the time frame for medication abortion, you can consider it. After all, medication abortion causes less damage to the body and has less pain, making it easier to tolerate.