Patient's question:
Abortion surgery, the patient is three months pregnant, suffering from iron deficiency anemia. Due to the patient eating indiscriminately and taking medication, there are concerns about the impact on the fetus. This could lead to unnecessary consequences, so the question is what kind of help is needed for the abortion surgery: What should be done in this situationDoctor's answer:
Some medications have relatively minor effects on children. If you are considering an abortion at three months, there are also risks involved. It may require a forceps procedure, and there is a possibility of secondary infertility, menstrual disorders, uterine residue, and other risks. If you confirm the intention to have an abortion, you will need to have a color ultrasound to determine the size of the fetus, have blood drawn on an empty stomach, and take two days of medication before the procedure. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!