Patient's question:
What illnesses during pregnancy would make an abortion more dangerous?I mean for pregnant women who are more than 3 months along.
First follow-up question: What illnesses are included in poor blood clotting mechanisms? Thank you!
Doctor's answer:
Abortion, also known as induced abortion, refers to the surgical termination of pregnancy, which is essentially an "artificial" termination of pregnancy. If you get pregnant unexpectedly and don't want the child, perhaps, having an abortion is the inevitable choice. However, there are some situations where abortion is not suitable. Experts remind everyone that if you want to undergo a painless abortion procedure, please go to a regular hospital for treatment to avoid serious consequences.1. Those with severe acidosis caused by intense vomiting during pregnancy who have not yet corrected it.
2. Anemic patients and others with coagulation disorders.
3. Those with two temperatures above 37.5℃ within four hours before the surgery.
4. Various acute infectious diseases or acute episodes of chronic infectious diseases, as well as severe systemic diseases that cannot tolerate surgery.
5. Acute inflammation of the reproductive organs, such as vaginitis, severe pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. Abortion can be performed after the inflammation is cured.