Can I have abortion with medicine if I am only one month pregnant?

Nowadays, many women use pregnancy tests to determine the number of days of pregnancy, but there are also requirements for understanding the time of miscarriage for women. Therefore, women should go to the hospital as far as possible to determine their pregnancy days and then decide on their abortion method. So let's find out together, can a woman have a medical abortion just one month into her pregnancy?

Can I have a medical abortion just one month into my pregnancy?

Medical abortion refers to the use of mifepristone tablets and misoprostol drugs taken orally to stop early pregnancy, that is, to achieve the purpose of miscarriage by injection or medication, and is widely used in abortion surgery in early pregnancy. The basic principle of medical abortion is to use drugs to reduce the level of progesterone in the human body, causing the uterine membrane to necrotize and the cervix to soften, resulting in miscarriage, and then use drugs to significantly contract the uterus to expel the embryo from the body. During the entire medical abortion process, the patient will feel lower abdominal pain due to uterine contractions. The degree of pain varies from person to person, and the key depends on the patient's tolerance to pain.

Medical abortion is suitable for healthy women with intrauterine pregnancy within 40 days of amenorrhea and under the age of 40, and is mainly suitable for pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy. If you have been confirmed to be pregnant for one month through a medical examination and do not want to have the child, you can choose to terminate the pregnancy by medical abortion. Although medical abortion does not require surgery, many people feel that it is convenient and inexpensive. However, medical abortion also has its side effects. Women who want to choose medical abortion must fully understand the possible adverse effects of medical abortion.

Although medical abortion is cheap and easy to perform, its success rate is only 75%, and incomplete abortion is prone to occur. If B-ultrasound finds that there is still pregnancy material in the uterine cavity, another uterine curettage operation is required. During the whole process of taking the medicine, side effects such as nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, etc. may also occur, and prolonged bleeding and heavy bleeding are also key side effects of medical abortion. In addition, there are many contraindications for medical abortion. It is necessary to check one by one through the hospital's examination before you can confirm that the pregnancy can be terminated by taking medicine. Do not take medicine without authorization or go to an unreliable abortion hospital for medical abortion. If you are not careful, it may seriously endanger your life.