Patient's question:
I had a medication abortion at the end of January. At that time, I was already three months pregnant. The medication abortion was very successful, and I did not undergo a D&C procedure. Unfortunately, my father passed away, so I did not rest properly and only took three days off before returning to normal activities. I did not do heavy labor, but I did catch a cold. I am worried that as I get older, I might develop some lingering health issues. Will that happen?The second time was at the end of May, when I had another surgical abortion. I only rested for one day. Now I’ve found out I’m pregnant again, and it’s just been 20 days. I don’t want this child. Should I do a medication abortion or a surgical abortion? If I have a surgical abortion, will I still be able to...
Doctor's answer:
Great! Multiple miscarriages can cause significant harm to the body. If you have special reasons to terminate pregnancy, it is recommended to use safe, minimally invasive, and visual induced abortion technology. Additionally, it is essential to choose a regular, authoritative, and specialized hospital for treatment. It is suggested to undergo an ultrasound examination. If the pregnancy days indicated by the ultrasound are not more than 49 days, medication-induced abortion can be considered, which causes less damage to the uterus compared to artificial abortion.