How much does it cost to abort a 4 month pregnancy?

If you want to have an abortion in the fourth month of pregnancy, you must be hospitalized for an induced abortion to achieve a successful abortion. There are currently two main methods of induced abortion. The first is to artificially induce uterine contraction and cause abdominal pain by injecting an injection into the abdomen, thus delivering the fetus and achieving a successful abortion, just like a natural birth. The second method is to use oral medications combined with vaginal suppositories to induce abdominal pain and complete abortion. Of course, the younger the gestational age, the less pain there will be during abortion. Therefore, if you are sure you want it, it is recommended that you go to the hospital as soon as possible for hospitalization and have an induced abortion.

If the pregnancy is four months, the abortion can be induced by introducing levanoprostol into the amniotic cavity through the abdomen. After birth, if there are any fetal membranes remaining, a uterine curettage is generally required. If you have carefully considered and decided to terminate the pregnancy, it is recommended that you go to a local public and reliable hospital for B-ultrasound examination, leucorrhea examination, blood routine test, coagulation time test, liver and kidney function test, electrocardiogram and other examinations. If the above tests show no obvious abnormalities, you can be hospitalized for induced abortion, which usually takes about five days.

The pregnancy can be aborted in April, but the pregnancy has exceeded 14 weeks and requires hospitalization for induced labor.

Generally speaking, the best time to perform an abortion is around 10 weeks of pregnancy, and 14-27 weeks belongs to the second trimester of pregnancy. The fetus is very large and bones have been formed, but because the cervix is ​​not mature, serious complications are prone to occur during the induced labor process. The recovery from surgery is slower than that from vacuum extraction, and it causes greater harm to the female body. After the operation, care should be taken to avoid incomplete abortion.

Induced labor surgery should be performed in a reliable hospital. Reliable operation by specialists can reduce the harm to the body. Before the induced abortion operation, a detailed physical examination, gynecological examination, blood pressure, urine test, leucorrhea test and other biochemical tests are required. If necessary, B-ultrasound is required for embryo positioning, and adequate preparations are made before the operation.