Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: What does the hospital's regulation strictly prohibit illegal termination of pregnancy specifically refer to?Current general condition: About eight months pregnant, but do not want the child. What should I do?
First follow-up question: I am about eight months pregnant, but I am not married yet, so I don't want the child. I want to know what I should do. I hope the doctors can give me some guidance. Thank you! Urgent response is appreciated!
Second follow-up question: Is the fetus fully formed inside the stomach at about eight months of pregnancy?
Generally speaking, what effects does undergoing surgery have on the mother?
Doctor's answer:
Whether it is induced abortion or miscarriage, it is a painful process for women, and it causes significant trauma to the female reproductive system. Therefore, after an induced abortion, it is important to pay attention to these matters: comprehensively supplement nutrition, maintain hygiene, and avoid sexual intercourse (wait until the uterus has fully recovered, with the minimum period being 42 days and the maximum being 3 months). After an induced abortion, the uterus and cervix are both traumatized. If sexual intercourse occurs at this time, the male reproductive organ may introduce bacteria, making the traumatized uterus more susceptible to infection and inflammation, which can cause great harm to the female body, easily leading to endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and other conditions. While it may not be noticeable when young, the effects may become apparent as one ages. Therefore, do not engage in sexual activity within one month after an induced abortion or miscarriage.