Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Whether it's a surgical abortion or a medication abortion, the physical harm and impact on future fertility are similar. From the perspective of reducing pain, it may be worth considering a painless surgical abortion. The main differences between minimally invasive surgery and conventional surgical abortion are: first, the duration of the surgery is different; minimally invasive surgery is performed earlier, around 40 days, while the optimal time for conventional surgical abortion is between 45 and 55 days of pregnancy; second, the size of the suction tube used is different; the suction tube for minimally invasive surgery is smaller, while the conventional suction tube is larger.