Patient's question:
My girlfriend has been in poor health after taking medication for an abortion and has experienced irregular menstruation. How should I do well in health care work!Doctor's answer:
General professional hospitals do not advocate for medication-induced abortion, as the drugs used in medication-induced abortion are classified as hormones. They can affect the body's natural hormone levels, leading to hormonal imbalances, which can cause significant harm to the body and may result in menstrual disorders.Advice: The biggest side effect of medication-induced abortion is its tendency to cause incomplete abortion, requiring a uterine clearance procedure. It also increases the risk of postoperative infection, potentially leading to secondary infertility.