How big should the gestational sac be to be suitable for medical abortion?

If a woman has an unexpected pregnancy, she cannot have an abortion immediately, which can easily put her in danger and lead to infertility. Therefore, women need to be careful when choosing an abortion, especially many women choose medical abortion. Medical abortion requires attention to the size of the gestational sac. So how big should the gestational sac be to be suitable for medical abortion?

B-ultrasound examination is required before medical abortion. The average diameter of the gestational sac in B-ultrasound examination is less than 2.3 cm. The time when it is suitable for medical abortion can only be determined by B-ultrasound examination. Because the development speed of the gestational sac of different pregnant women is different, if the gestational sac is too large, medical abortion may easily cause incomplete abortion. If the pregnancy is beyond 49 days, medical abortion is not recommended.

Medical abortion is not simple. If the drugs are used improperly, it may fail to achieve the purpose of abortion in mild cases, and it may cause heavy bleeding or even life-threatening situations in severe cases. If you decide to have a medical abortion, do not buy the drugs on your own. You must go to a regular hospital for a check-up first, and then use the drugs in a standardized manner. It is best to be hospitalized for observation after taking the drugs.

In abortion surgery, it is very important to grasp the best time for abortion. If the abortion operation is performed at the best time, the difficulty of the operation will be reduced and the cost of the operation will be reduced accordingly.

Experts point out that the best time should be chosen for abortion, as there are risks if the gestational sac is too small or too large. It should be noted that: premature abortion can easily cause empty or missed aspiration due to the small development of the gestational sac, resulting in abortion failure and the need for another uterine curettage.

However, if you have an abortion too late, the gestational sac will become larger and the uterine wall will become thinner, making the operation more difficult. This causes the abortion operation to take a long time, involve more bleeding, and cause greater damage to the female body.

If a woman's gestational sac does not meet the above standards, she should not have medical abortion without authorization. This can easily cause danger to the woman's body, especially it can easily cause sequelae that can lead to infertility. Care should be taken to avoid this problem from affecting the health of the woman's body.