Patient's question:
The menstruation ended last month on September 27th. On October 6th, I took medication, and on the 21st, I had sex without taking the pill. Now, I've tested with a pregnancy test and it shows two lines. But I don't want a child right now and want to have an abortion. What is the best time for an abortion, and is it better to do it as soon as possible?Doctor's answer:
Do you want to decide which type of miscarriage method you want to choose? If it's medication-induced abortion, it's best within the first 49 days of pregnancy. If it's instrument-induced abortion, it's best between 40 and 50 days. Regardless of which miscarriage method you choose, it's best to have a color Doppler ultrasound before the procedure to confirm early intrauterine pregnancy. It is recommended that you have a color Doppler ultrasound before the miscarriage. After the miscarriage, you need to rest and avoid overexertion and getting cold. Do not eat extremely cold and stimulating foods. For 15 days after the miscarriage, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited.