Patient's question:
Medical Description: Last menstrual period started on July 8th. On August 14th, I discovered I was pregnant and went to the hospital for an ultrasound. The doctor suggested coming back in a few days for another ultrasound to decide when to have an abortion. I would like to know whether medication abortion or painless abortion would cause less harm to me. I want to have a child after one year. Previous Treatment and Effect: First pregnancy.What kind of help do you want to get: I would like to know whether medication abortion or painless abortion would cause less harm to me. Can I still get pregnant and have a child after one year?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the best time for is within 35-70 days after pregnancy, because the duration of pregnancy is not the only standard for choosing an abortion surgery. The size of the fetal sac is also a criterion for determining the surgical method. Therefore, the first step after pregnancy is to go to the hospital for a check-up to see if it is suitable for immediate surgery.Pre-abortion check-ups include ultrasound, inflammation tests, routine vaginal discharge tests, and blood tests. Proper pre-abortion check-ups help determine the best time for abortion and eliminate safety risks: a moderate-sized fetal sac makes removal easier, with less bleeding during surgery and no risk of incomplete abortion or surgical failure postoperatively. No need for a second D&C, which avoids secondary damage to the uterus.