Patient's question:
Patient Gender: My girlfriend had a medication-induced abortion in March and took a birth control pill once in April. We now want to have a child, but we don't know what's wrong—she hasn't ovulated. Several ultrasound examinations have been conducted, but no eggs have been observed. The doctor has confirmed this on multiple occasions. Could you please tell me what might be the reason and what treatment options are available? Thank you.Current General Condition: Good
History of Diagnosis and Treatment, as well as Effects: No eggs have been released. Additional Information: The ovaries are growing very well, and there are no issues with the fallopian tubes. The doctor said
Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your question, the surgical methods for painless abortion and regular abortion are the same. Painless abortion does not cause pain, while regular abortion does. Painless abortion is suitable for gestational weeks 7-10. It is not appropriate too early or too late. It is best to choose a regular gynecological hospital for an abortion procedure, because abortion is not only related to a woman's reproductive health but also, in serious cases, to her life safety. To avoid such situations, a regular hospital is your correct choice. The price of an abortion procedure is not the most important factor; you should not choose an irregular hospital just because of small savings.