Patient's question:
What are the risks of surgery? I've been pregnant for over a month unexpectedly, and the contraceptive measures weren't taken properly at the time. Originally, I wanted to have a medication abortion, but my friend told me that many people don't get medication abortions clean, and they have to undergo a second procedure to clear the uterus, enduring two rounds of suffering. So, I decided to wait for a while and have an abortion instead, thinking it's safer.Doctor's answer:
refers to the use of negative pressure aspiration for induced abortion. Early pregnancy within 70 days can be considered for negative pressure aspiration to terminate the pregnancy. The main harm of negative pressure aspiration for induced abortion is the potential for endometrial injury or cervical injury. If performed occasionally and postoperative care is proper, there is generally no significant harm. If induced abortion is performed multiple times, it can lead to severe endometrial damage, uterine adhesions, and secondary infertility.