Patient's question:
Now my stomach is quite big, I don't know what to do. I'm very scared, and I hope the doctor can analyze it well.Doctor's answer:
Hello: If there is no unavoidable reason, it is best not to undergo an induced abortion at 28 weeks of pregnancy.Guidance:
Hello: Induced abortion in the late stage of pregnancy requires full dilation of the cervix, and at this time, the placenta and fetal bones have already formed. Therefore, induced abortion causes greater trauma to women and is more prone to complications, such as postpartum hemorrhage, abnormal uterine contractions, birth canal injury, and amniotic fluid embolism. It is also more likely to lead to secondary infections and may result in infertility. If an accidental pregnancy occurs and it is unwanted, it is important to address it early. An induced abortion procedure can be performed within 10 weeks of the missed period.