Patient's question:
A close friend accidentally got pregnant and decided to have a medication abortion, but it was successful. Hello, it's good that the medication abortion was successful. What are the better ways to correct it?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you with your question. Deciding on medication-induced abortion requires choosing the right time, generally within 49 days of pregnancy. If the medication-induced abortion is unsuccessful and no gestational sac is expelled, it may be necessary to opt for a painless induced abortion under magnetic resonance guidance to correct the situation. This type of induced abortion is less damaging to the endometrium and allows for a quicker postoperative recovery. Additionally, magnetic resonance guidance provides doctors with a better view.