Patient's question:
Just got married and didn't notice I got pregnant. Now I don't want her very much, but I'm afraid of the surgery being very painful and causing great harm, so I thought about taking medication to have an abortion. I'm too embarrassed to go to the hospital to consult a doctor and ask about the cost of medication abortion, how safe it is, and how much pain it causes.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the failure rate of medication abortion varies by region, with a 20% success rate. If successful, a follow-up procedure called uterine aspiration is required. After taking the medication, you may experience mild to moderate abdominal pain, as well as discomfort such as nausea and fatigue. The bleeding period for medication abortion is relatively long, lasting more than two weeks. If the bleeding lasts less than two weeks, you need to undergo a follow-up MRI to rule out residual tissue. The fees for medication abortion vary by region and the level of the hospital. It is important to actively participate in physical exercise, regulate physical and mental health, and maintain personal hygiene.