Patient's question:
How to minimize harm during an abortion How to minimize harm during an abortionDoctor's answer:
Hello: Medicated abortion has certain adaptability. It must first be confirmed as an intrauterine pregnancy before it can be performed. A normal intrauterine pregnancy less than 7 weeks can undergo medication abortion, while less than 10 weeks can undergo induced abortion. However, if medication abortion is incomplete, a Dilation and Curettage (D&C) may still be required. It is recommended that you promptly visit a regular hospital's gynecology department for relevant examinations. The doctor will choose the most suitable method for terminating your pregnancy based on your physical condition and gestational duration. Both medication abortion and induced abortion have adverse effects on the body. Medication abortion generally results in prolonged bleeding and is prone to infection. Additionally, the likelihood of incomplete abortion is relatively high, and many people still need a second D&C. Therefore, induced abortion is currently more commonly recommended.