Patient's question:
Doctor, hello: Can anemia undergo medication abortion? If it happens, what will the result be?Doctor's answer:
Severe anemia is not recommended for medication-induced abortion to prevent heavy bleeding. Surgical abortion can be used, and post-abortion care should be properly managed. Pay attention to increasing nutrition. Medication-induced abortion has certain adaptability. It must first be confirmed that the pregnancy is intrauterine before proceeding. Normal intrauterine pregnancy less than 7 weeks can undergo medication-induced abortion, while less than 10 weeks can undergo surgical abortion. However, if medication-induced abortion is incomplete, a dilation and curettage (D&C) may still be required. It is recommended to promptly visit a regular hospital's gynecology department for relevant examinations. The doctor will choose the most suitable method for terminating the pregnancy based on your physical condition and the duration of gestation.