Patient's question:
Doctor, I had intercourse during my ovulation period on October 2nd and took contraceptive measures. But after careful examination these days, I found I am pregnant, and it is an intrauterine pregnancy from that time. However, due to training reasons, I really cannot keep this child. These days, my mood has been quite bad. It is my first pregnancy, and I really don't want to lose it. I'm also afraid that after the abortion, it will be difficult to have children in the future. Doctor, what method of abortion can minimize harm now? Medical abortion or surgical abortion? I heard that the superconducting visual painless surgical abortion is the best. When is the appropriate time to have an abortion? I look forward to your advice.Doctor's answer:
For your situation, whether you choose to have a miscarriage through medication or surgery, a gynecological ultrasound check is required. Additionally, any form of miscarriage can be harmful to the body. If medication-induced abortion is successful, the harm it causes is relatively minor. The above advice is for the question "Should I have medication-induced abortion or surgical abortion during my ovulation period?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health and happiness every day!