Patient's question:
This year at the end of June, I took medicine for a miscarriage. This time, my period was delayed by about five days. Last night, I bought a pregnancy test and took it. It seems I might be pregnant as well. Can I still have a medication abortion? If I decide to keep the baby, will it be healthy? I have some anemia.Past treatment history and effectiveness: The last medication abortion was very successful. I had a strong reaction to the medication for the abortion. Among several people in the same hospital, I was the fastest to miscarry.
What kind of assistance I need: Can I still have a medication abortion? If I decide to keep the baby, will it be healthy? I have some anemia.
Doctor's answer:
Having normal sexual activity again and experiencing delayed menstruation cannot rule out the possibility of pregnancy. However, early pregnancy test strips are highly sensitive and are often affected by external factors, leading to repeated errors in results. They can only serve as a screening tool for early pregnancy and are not a definitive diagnostic basis. It is recommended to first undergo pregnancy tests and related careful examinations at a formal hospital to diagnose how pregnancy occurred. If pregnancy is confirmed, the doctor will provide additional guidance based on the actual situation to avoid any complications.