Patient's question:
My sister doesn't want to have a baby and is planning to have a medication abortion. I'm worried about her and want to know how risky medication abortion is?Doctor's answer:
The success rate of medication abortion is relatively high, approximately over 90%. However, about 10% of women may experience incomplete miscarriage again, and there is even a risk of reoccurrence of severe bleeding. But generally, as long as medication abortion is used under the guidance of a local doctor and an ultrasound follow-up is conducted promptly at the local hospital to rule out residual tissue in the uterine cavity, this risk can usually be avoided.