Patient's question:
What should I do if I get pregnant unexpectedly? Is the harm relatively small? Is it the same as a painless abortion?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if a painless abortion is complete, there is no need for a uterine clearance. Uterine clearance occurs after medication abortion. If it hasn't been expelled, it requires uterine clearance treatment! Anti-inflammatory treatment. An abortion at 11 weeks of pregnancy is acceptable. The best time for an abortion is between 12 and 14 weeks of pregnancy. Because after the gestational sac can be seen, the earlier the painless abortion is performed, the smaller the gestational sac is, and it hasn't formed a fetus or placenta yet. The uterus is also not very large at this time. At this point, surgery is generally not required to dilate the cervix, and it is also easier to remove the tissue. The surgical risk is relatively small, and the physical harm to the female's body will also be relatively smaller.