Patient's question:
Got pregnant several times, all ended up with medication-induced miscarriages. What impact does this have on the body?Doctor's answer:
Medication abortion is possible within the first 49 days of pregnancy, but it has a significant impact on the body. It may lead to infertility, habitual miscarriage, severe bleeding, or incomplete abortion. If the abortion is incomplete, a second uterine evacuation is necessary, which doubles the impact on the body.Around three to five days after taking the medication, the gestational sac may be expelled from the body. After one week of medication, it is necessary to visit the hospital for a follow-up examination to determine if the abortion is complete. Prompt treatment with anti-inflammatory and infection-fighting measures under the guidance of a doctor should be administered to better promote recovery.