Patient's question:
I'm afraid some hospitals might not do a good job. I'm still young and will need to have children in the future. I don't know where to go for a painless abortion. It's best if it's a public hospital.Doctor's answer:
An induced abortion, although often referred to as a minor procedure, is based on the foundation of meeting the standard of sterility in the operating room, advanced and well-maintained surgical equipment, and the exceptional medical skills of the performing doctor. It cannot be casually handled in unqualified small clinics. Therefore, for safety reasons, it is recommended that women choose regular and specialized hospitals for induced abortion procedures. It is advisable to be cautious about small clinics found on the streets.