How long does it take to abort a baby?

Surgical abortion can be performed within 70 days of pregnancy, and medical abortion can be performed between 35 and 50 days. However, the success rate of artificial abortion is higher than that of medical abortion. No matter which method is chosen, it will cause certain harm to the human body, so be cautious. After the abortion, you should pay attention to maintaining your health. You should stay in bed for the first three days, avoid heavy physical work and excessive exercise to prevent continued bleeding. It is strictly forbidden to have sexual intercourse or take a bath in a tub within one month. Maintain daily cleaning of the vulva and wash underwear frequently to prevent infection. Keep warm and have a follow-up ultrasound check in one month.

For those who have had a miscarriage and then had a uterine curettage, from the perspective of eugenics, they should consider getting pregnant at least half a year later. Because it takes at least 2-3 months for the human ovary to repair, and at least half a year for the uterine wall to repair. If the menstrual period is relatively regular, the poor physical factors can be corrected, and various indicators are basically normal, you can get pregnant again. Generally, ovulation will occur within one month after abortion, and menstruation will occur around January. However, a very small number of women experience menstrual disorders such as prolonged menstruation, irregular cycle lengths, and amenorrhea after abortion. These conditions usually recover after 2-3 months. For a few people it lasts longer.

If you choose to induce abortion with medication, you can take abortion pills within 49 days of pregnancy, and it is best to choose to be observed in the local tertiary hospital during the medication period. If you choose to have an abortion during pregnancy, you can choose to have it around 35-70 days of pregnancy, preferably around 35-50 days. If it is less than 35 days, there is a high possibility of missed suction. If it is more than 70 days, the possibility of risk will continue to increase.

If there is no requirement for fertility after pregnancy, you can choose to take medication, miscarriage or abortion, or terminate the pregnancy surgically. Before choosing to terminate a pregnancy, you need to perform a color Doppler ultrasound examination and various body examinations to make sure that the body can withstand termination of pregnancy. There are certain contraindications to medical abortion. People with cardiovascular diseases, coagulation abnormalities, glaucoma, hypertension, and epilepsy are not suitable for medical abortion. If you are suffering from acute gynecological inflammation, you need to control the inflammation before you can have an abortion.