Patient's question:
I found online that having an abortion is recommended two months after pregnancy. I was already two months pregnant in January 2004 and underwent an abortion procedure. Before the surgery, I didn't take any medication—only one pill was placed in my rectum. After the surgery, I didn't consult a doctor or take any medication. It took about 2-3 days for me to start bleeding, and the amount of blood was more than my menstrual period. The bleeding was heavy at first and stopped after about 4-5 days. Around 20 days later, I started bleeding again, and it has been occurring at that interval since then, like a menstrual cycle.After that, I didn’t get any check-ups.
I’d like to ask if this could affect my fertility in the future?
When I had the surgery,
Doctor's answer:
The painless abortion procedure, guided by ultrasound, allows the doctor to have a clear view of the uterine conditions, ensuring the surgery is performed safely and avoiding improper operations. The success rate is nearly 100%. The procedure can be completed within 3-5 minutes, not only removing the products of pregnancy and minimizing unnecessary damage, but also eliminating the risks of missed aspiration and empty aspiration, reducing bleeding. It enables the accurate and rapid removal of the gestational sac without damaging the normal tissues of the patient and preventing infection. It is particularly suitable for young, unmarried, and childless women, as well as those with a history of multiple abortions.