Patient's question:
My wife is pregnant, but she doesn't want to be. It has been 40 days. I'm asking if it's better to have an abortion or a medication abortion at this time? Which one is more effective and causes less harm to her body? She is pregnant for the first time (and is still working).Doctor's answer:
You can undergo medication-induced abortion. The safest and least harmful to the body is the superconducting visual painless abortion technology, which is a new type of safe abortion technology internationally today. It uses disposable nano-pressure-relief micro-catheter material and performs painless abortion under ultrasound guidance. It does not damage the cervix or scrape the uterine cavity, with accurate surgery, minimal damage to the endometrium, rapid postoperative recovery, and effectively avoids complications such as uterine perforation, incomplete aspiration, and missed aspiration. It is particularly suitable for cases such as pregnancy with uterine malformation, pregnancy with uterine fibroids, angular pregnancy, thin or uneven uterine wall, highly inclined or tortuous uterine position that makes surgery difficult, and other high-risk surgeries.