Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: We first met on January 7th. At that time, my period wasn't very clean, and after having sex, I bled a lot and also expelled many blood clots. By the next day, it had reduced to just a little. At the time, I thought it was just dirty menstrual blood and didn't pay much attention. However, we didn't take any protective measures. Now we don't want a child, and if I were pregnant, I would like to consider an abortion to rest well during the Spring Festival holiday. I don't know the earliest time I can go for a check-up to see if I'm pregnant. Thank you, looking forward to your reply!Doctor's answer:
The time since your last menstrual period plus your menstrual cycle plus one week is when you can take the test. You can use a pregnancy test kit to find out. If you really can't rest assured, you can have an ultrasound about six weeks after your last menstrual period. Having an abortion after three months of pregnancy can lead to more aftereffects. After confirming pregnancy, if you don't want to have a child, the less painful it is to have an abortion, the earlier you have it.