I have previously undergone medication abortion, but it wasn't completely effective. Is it still suitable for me to have another medication abortion now?

Patient's question:

Previously, I was pregnant for about three days and underwent medication-induced abortion, but it wasn't completely effective. I'm not sure if it's related to my diet. Now I'm about twenty days pregnant. Is it suitable for me to have a medication-induced abortion? Because I don't want it to affect my work.

Doctor's answer:

Within 49 days of pregnancy, medication-induced abortion can be used. Medication-induced abortion is relatively less painful, with faster recovery, and does not require hospitalization. If the pregnancy is shorter, medication-induced abortion can be used, but a small number of people may still need surgical uterine clearance if the abortion is incomplete.
From 49 to 70 days, surgical abortion can be performed. Surgical abortion can completely remove the pregnancy in one step.
For specific abortion methods, it is recommended to go to the hospital, where the doctor will analyze your overall condition and determine the appropriate approach.

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