Patient's question:
What should I do if I get pregnant unexpectedly? The harm is relatively small. Why is it called a biochemical abortion?Doctor's answer:
The medical term for biochemical abortion is biochemical pregnancy, which refers to a pregnancy that does not progress clinically but is indicated only by blood B-HCG levels. In modern medicine, this is now referred to as "subclinical abortion." The first consideration is the issue of embryonic quality. In fact, under normal circumstances, undergoing any form of abortion can pose certain risks to the pregnant woman. Therefore, patients should pay attention to post-abortion care and health maintenance. Patients who have undergone an abortion should focus on self-care, such as ensuring warmth and avoiding contact with cold water.