Patient's question:
I want to have an abortion, I don't want anyone to know, but I'm also afraid of the risks. Can I go for an abortion alone?Doctor's answer:
Now, miscarriage surgery is very common, and the technology is quite skilled. Deciding to have the surgery in a hospital of second-class or higher level generally ensures there will be no major risks. However, it's best to have someone accompany you, as your body is quite weak right after a miscarriage. If you choose a painless abortion, you won't be able to return to normal immediately after the surgery. It's recommended not to overexert yourself. If possible, find someone to accompany you so they can take care of you before and after the surgery.