Patient's question:
Women who have given birth to one child and become pregnant again, how long into the pregnancy can they have an abortion to be at no risk?Doctor's answer:
If you carefully check and confirm pregnancy, it is recommended to have a follow-up ultrasound examination after six weeks of pregnancy to confirm an intrauterine early pregnancy. Once confirmed, you can decide whether to have medication-induced abortion or visual painless abortion between the sixth and eighth weeks, which is relatively appropriate. The common risks of miscarriage include uterine contractions leading to severe bleeding, retained products of conception, intrauterine infection, endometrial damage, and severe cases may lead to secondary infertility. If the postoperative recovery is good, the impact will not be significant.