Patient's question:
1 Two years ago, Dr. Zhong L performed a molar pregnancy surgery at this hospital, and two procedures were successful.2 Before this, there had been one painless induced abortion.
3 In the early stages of pregnancy (before she knew she was pregnant), she drank a lot of Red Bull. During intercourse, she experienced bleeding and visited a doctor who administered progesterone to support the pregnancy. Around two months later, due to various reasons, she had a conflict with her boyfriend and took two pills (Zhu Ting, Mifepristone). She had some vaginal bleeding for about two days. Eventually, unable to bear the idea of terminating the pregnancy, she returned to the hospital. The doctor listened to the fetal heartbeat, which was normal, and then administered two small vials of progesterone. Currently, she has no discomfort.
Doctor's answer:
Hello: Abortion has certain adaptability. First, it must be confirmed as an intrauterine pregnancy before it can be performed. A normal intrauterine pregnancy less than 7 weeks can undergo medication abortion, while less than 10 weeks can undergo surgical abortion. However, if medication abortion is incomplete, a uterine curettage may still be required. It is recommended that you promptly go to a regular hospital's gynecology department for relevant examinations. The doctor will choose the appropriate method of pregnancy termination based on your physical condition and gestational duration.