Patient's question:
How many days is it appropriate to compare the flow of people?Doctor's answer:
Hello! So is your menstrual cycle regular? Regardless of the timing, the first step for an abortion is to confirm an intrauterine pregnancy, which is done through an ultrasound to see the presence of a gestational sac in the uterus. From the date of your last menstrual period, if it's within 49 days, you can consider medication abortion. If it's beyond this period, you'll need to undergo a surgical abortion procedure through a D&C. The current issue is to determine if you're pregnant because there are many reasons that can cause menstrual irregularities or delays (such as physical illnesses, use of sex hormones, especially emergency contraception, etc.). At this time, a urine test can also preliminarily determine if you're pregnant. If necessary, a blood β-HCG test can be done to confirm pregnancy.