Patient's question:
I had an abortion, but I don't know what an abortion is, and will this cause any harm?Doctor's answer:
The current methods of induced abortion are very advanced, and the entire process is painless, so you don't need to worry.Induced abortion can be divided into two types: mid-pregnancy induction and late-pregnancy induction. Mid-pregnancy induction is performed for the purposes of eugenics or family planning, while late-pregnancy induction is carried out due to adverse issues with the mother or fetus. Since induced abortion surgery causes relatively greater harm to the mother, it must be performed in a hospital. Otherwise, postoperative complications such as bleeding, infection, and retained fetal tissue may occur. Compared to induced abortion, the harm is several times greater. This is because by the time you need to undergo an induced abortion, the fetus inside the uterus has already developed fully with all limbs and a well-formed body. Therefore, the difficulty and danger of performing an induced abortion are self-evident.