Patient's question:
What should I do if I get pregnant unexpectedly? The harm is relatively small. Please ask for treatment if the cervix dilates slowly for an abortion.Doctor's answer:
When giving birth, if the cervix opens slowly, it is necessary to use many uterine contraction drugs for induction. This situation can lead to excessive uterine contractions, followed by the gradual elongation of the cervix, and rapid softening of the cervix. In general, if the cervix opens slowly during induced labor, the procedure may take longer, mainly due to concerns about thrombosis or coagulation function issues, which can lead to intravascular coagulation.