Patient's question:
I had a medication abortion on July 6th. Then, my periods were normal in August and September. Since October 29th, I haven't had my period. After a check-up, I found out I'm pregnant.If I want to keep the child, will it have any impact? I really want this child—can I keep it? Do I have to have an abortion? Thank you for your answer, doctor.
Urgent!!!!
Patient Age: 27
First Follow-up Question: If I keep the child, do I need to go to the hospital for some related tests or exams? Thank you, doctor.
Second Follow-up Question: I heard some doctors say that medication abortions...
Doctor's answer:
Do not have children and pay attention to contraception, otherwise miscarriage, especially repeated miscarriages, will cause greater harm to the body. If you have already had a miscarriage, it is recommended that if you can have this child, you should have it. If you choose not to have it, it cannot be predicted whether you will be able to get pregnant smoothly in the future. In fact, in general, any method of abortion will cause certain damage to the patient. Therefore, patients should pay attention to their own diet. Patients with miscarriage should pay attention to their own care, such as a reasonable diet, avoiding cold, spicy, and irritating foods.