How big is the gestational sac suitable for medical abortion?

In modern life, many women do not want to get pregnant so early for various reasons, so they usually go to the hospital to choose abortion. In fact, we also know that miscarriage is very harmful to our body, especially the larger the gestational sac, the greater the harm to the woman's body. So, how big is the gestational sac suitable for medical abortion?

How big is the gestational sac suitable for medical abortion?

B-ultrasound examination is required before medical abortion. The average diameter of the gestational sac in B-ultrasound examination should be less than 2.3 cm. When is suitable for medical abortion can also be determined through B-ultrasound examination, because the growth rate of the gestational sac of different pregnant women is different. If the gestational sac is very large, medical abortion is likely to cause incomplete abortion. If the pregnancy lasts more than 49 days, medical abortion is not recommended.

Medical abortion is actually not easy. If the medicine is used incorrectly, it may not achieve the purpose of abortion at best. At worst, it may cause internal bleeding or even life-threatening to the user. If you decide to have a medical abortion, do not buy the medicine on your own. You must go to a regular hospital for examination first, and then take the medicine in accordance with the regulations. It is best to be hospitalized for observation after taking the medicine.

In artificial abortion, it is very important to grasp the best time for abortion. If surgical treatment is performed within the optimal time for abortion, the difficulty of artificial abortion will be reduced, and the cost of surgery will also be reduced accordingly.

Experts emphasize that abortion should be performed at the best time, as there are risks if the gestational sac is too small. It should be noted that premature abortion is prone to empty or missed aspiration due to the small size of the fetal sac, which may lead to failure of the abortion and require another uterine curettage.

After a late abortion, the gestational sac will grow larger and the endometrium will continue to soften, making the surgery more difficult. This results in a longer abortion time, more bleeding, and great harm to the woman's body.

If the female gestational sac does not meet the above standards, then medical abortion should not be performed privately, as this can easily cause harm to the woman's body, especially complications, which can lead to infertility. Care should be taken to prevent this problem from affecting the woman's physical health.