Patient's question:
I'm almost 4 months pregnant and now I don't want this child. At 4 months, is it better to have an abortion or a medication abortion? Urgent...Doctor's answer:
Differences between medication abortion and surgical abortion: Medication abortion takes a longer time, generally requiring 3-5 days, and is prone to incomplete medication abortion, leading to severe bleeding and necessitating a second uterine clearance procedure. This results in greater impacts on time, money, and physical health. Visual micro-tube painless abortion is painless, highly accurate in positioning, does not require cervical dilation, and causes minimal harm to the uterus (especially the cervix). The surgery only takes 3 minutes, with less postoperative bleeding, faster recovery, and a lower infection rate. It is currently the most frequently chosen surgical method by patients. You are currently 4 months pregnant and cannot undergo medication abortion!