Is artificial abortion more harmful or medical abortion more harmful?

Whether it is medical abortion or surgical abortion, it is harmful to the human body. Compared with surgical abortion, medical abortion does not involve actual intrauterine operation, which can prevent damage to the uterine wall and reduce the probability of intrauterine adhesions. However, the larger the gestational sac, the lower the success rate of medical abortion. Medical abortion is not recommended after 49 days.

Medical abortion has a failure rate of about 5% to 10%. If medical abortion is unsuccessful or incomplete, a uterine curettage operation is still required. Vaginal bleeding after medical abortion will also last relatively long, and may last about ten days. If you are worried that medical abortion will not be successful, you can choose to have an abortion immediately.

What are the dangers of medical abortion?

Medical abortion is very likely to cause bacterial infection. After taking the medicine, the test tube embryo tissue is generally discharged on the same day, but some patients will have other abnormal conditions, which will cause the test tube embryo tissue to be not discharged cleanly, thus leading to incomplete abortion. At this time, a curettage operation is needed, which will cause greater harm to health and reduce the body's immunity.

Medical abortion may cause internal bleeding, mainly because the abortion is incomplete, so the remaining test tube embryo tissue can easily cause bleeding. Only immediate curettage can achieve good results. Medical abortion can also easily make the problem of habitual miscarriage more serious, because the success rate of medical abortion is still relatively low. If the medical abortion is not successful, it will cause habitual pain, vomiting, nausea, breast pain, fainting and other symptoms.

Medical abortion will also cause menstrual disorders, affect ovulation, and the development and pregnancy of eggs. For some people, their menstrual cycle will be shortened or increased after medical abortion. Medical abortion may cause infertility and blockage of both fallopian tubes, which will lead to infertility.

The pros and cons of medical abortion

Medical abortion has advantages and disadvantages. It is relatively easy to perform and can reduce the risk when the fetal bud is still relatively small, so it is relatively safe. However, if the miscarriage is not complete, it will require a uterine curettage. Medical abortion does not require too much cost. You only need to take some abortion drugs. There is no need to make an appointment and undergo surgery like a painless abortion. The cost will of course be more expensive.

The disadvantage of medical abortion is that it requires the use of a large amount of antiviral drugs and uterine curettage drugs, so it will take about several months to return to normal. Moreover, the scope of application of medical abortion is not that large. If the pregnancy has lasted for more than two months, this method of abortion cannot be used, otherwise it will cause internal bleeding.

Injuries from surgical treatment

The harm of abortion surgery to patients can be mainly divided into the harm during abortion and the harm after abortion. The damage during abortion mainly includes the possibility of infection during the operation, which may lead to pelvic inflammatory disease; uterine perforation may occur, causing damage to pelvic organs; and uterine wall damage may occur, causing the patient to experience delayed menstruation or even amenorrhea after the operation. The damage after abortion surgery is specifically manifested as damage to the uterine wall, resulting in scanty menstruation, prolonged menstruation, and amenorrhea; secondary infertility and spontaneous miscarriage; when the patient becomes pregnant again, there may be adhesion and embedding of the embryo, and internal bleeding during delivery.