Patient's question:
Protective measures were not taken well, accidentally got pregnant. Now I am not strong enough to raise the child. Which is more harmful, induced abortion or spontaneous abortion?Doctor's answer:
If it's a natural miscarriage, the harm is much less than an induced abortion. Natural miscarriage is uncontrollable—it doesn't mean you can have a natural miscarriage just because you want one. If you don't want the child now, you need to go to the hospital for an ultrasound to diagnose an intrauterine pregnancy, and then schedule an abortion under anesthesia. After the abortion, you need to rest for about a week. Generally, a single miscarriage usually still allows for future conception, and it doesn't significantly interfere with fertility.