Patient's question:
About thirty days pregnant, I don't know if it's medication abortion or surgical abortion. Previous treatment and effectiveness: none. What kind of assistance matters: I want to know which one is better and which one is easier.Doctor's answer:
Delivery within 49 days can be performed using medication for miscarriage. The main side effect of medication-induced abortion is incomplete miscarriage. If the miscarriage is incomplete, a second D&C (dilation and curettage) may be required. The earlier the medication is used, the easier it is to perform the abortion. Alternatively, you can opt for an abortion under anesthesia, which is relatively more invasive than medication-induced abortion and may cause greater damage to the cervix. You can first have a pelvic ultrasound to rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy, and then undergo a comprehensive and thorough examination to determine which type of abortion is most suitable for you and consult with a doctor who specializes in this procedure.