Patient's question:
On December 21st, I had my period, but I didn't have it in January. Yesterday, I got tested and found out I was pregnant. Then, I bought abortion pills from a nearby clinic. I took one. There are a total of 21 pills, and the nurse told me that if I finish them, I can have an abortion. My stomach hurts, and I feel like vomiting. This is my first pregnancy. I am from Malaysia, so I haven't gone to the hospital to see a doctor for now.Doctor's answer:
Medical abortion is only suitable for early pregnancy (within 49 days from the first day of the last menstrual period). If it exceeds 49 days, or the gestational sac is larger than 2.3mm, medical abortion is not possible. Medical abortion is suitable for people with a regular menstrual cycle. You are currently only about 30 days pregnant, which is completely suitable for medical abortion. The common risks of medical abortion include lowering immunity, causing menstrual disorders, and infertility.It is recommended to drink more water, get more rest, and avoid sexual activity during treatment. If there is excessive bleeding, seek medical attention promptly.