Urgent!! My wife has been confirmed pregnant after a check-up for 80 days! Gestational sac 7

Patient's question:

Patient Age: (She) 18
Detailed Condition and Purpose of Consultation: Doctor! My wife has been confirmed to be 80 days pregnant after examination. The gestational sac measures 7.9 × 3.9. I would like to ask if an abortion is still possible? If not, what methods can be used to terminate the pregnancy? As for postoperative precautions, could you please explain them patiently?
Thank you very much!

Doctor's answer:

Common early artificial abortion procedures include aspiration (negative pressure aspiration) and curettage. The former is suitable for women with pregnancies of up to 10 weeks, while the latter is suitable for women with pregnancies between 10 and 14 weeks.
For pregnancies of less than 10 weeks, the uterus is not too large; the fetus and placenta have not yet formed, so there is generally no need to dilate the cervix, making it easy to remove the fetal tissue. The procedure involves mild reactions, minimal bleeding, a short operation time, and postoperative rest of 1-2 hours is sufficient to go home. Recovery is quick, and the physical impact is small.
Between 10 and 14 weeks of pregnancy, as the embryo grows gradually and the placenta has already formed, the uterus also expands. At this stage, simple aspiration is not suitable for artificial abortion, and instead, curettage artificial abortion is required. This procedure is more complex, involves more bleeding, and has a slower recovery period, with a certain impact on the body.
If the pregnancy exceeds 14 weeks, the two aforementioned artificial abortion methods cannot be used, and instead, hospitalization for induction of labor is necessary. This increases the pregnant woman's pain and the risk of the procedure.
The day before the abortion, you should take a bath, change into clean underwear, and bring sanitary supplies and a small amount of food to the hospital.
How to Rest at Home After an Abortion
After an abortion, you should generally rest in the hospital's observation room for two hours. The doctor will monitor your blood pressure, pulse, and vaginal bleeding. Once these are normal, you can go home. For mid-pregnancy artificial abortions, hospital observation is required for 3-5 days. Depending on your condition, the doctor will prescribe antibiotics and uterine contraction-promoting medications (such as Motherwort) to take at home. After taking the abortion, you should take the medication on time. For abortions after 3 months of pregnancy, you will also need to take medication to prevent milk production.
After an abortion, you generally need