Can I get rid of the problem by taking medicine after one month of pregnancy?

Although medical abortion eliminates the need for surgery and is a method of abortion chosen by many women, it cannot be denied that the success rate of medical abortion is relatively low. Many women also need to go to the hospital for a uterine curettage after medical abortion. Under normal circumstances, the younger the pregnancy, the higher the success rate of medical abortion will be. So if a woman is one month pregnant, can she have a complete abortion by medication?

If the color ultrasound shows that the pregnancy is intrauterine one month into the pregnancy, you can consider surgery to terminate the pregnancy, such as medical abortion or artificial abortion. If there are no contraindications to medical abortion, you can consider medical abortion. Most of the time, the abortion can be clean. However, there are some pregnant women who cannot have a clean abortion and need to be given uterine curettage treatment.

If the pregnancy is only one month, it is not suitable to have a medical abortion immediately. Because for most pregnant women, the gestational sac cannot be seen during B-ultrasound when they are exactly one month pregnant. Medical abortion is suitable for intrauterine pregnancy within 49 days of amenorrhea. At the very least, you have to wait until an ultrasound clearly shows the gestational sac in the uterus before you can consider a medical abortion. At the same time, liver and kidney function should be checked before the operation. Patients with liver and kidney damage are not suitable for the operation. In addition, if the patient is over 40 years old, medical abortion is not suitable. Medical abortion also has the risk of bleeding and infection, so you must go to a regular hospital, do an ultrasound first, and then use medication to have an abortion under the guidance of a doctor.

Pay attention to rest and keep warm. No sexual intercourse within one month after medical abortion. Take oral anti-inflammatory drugs and drugs to promote uterine contraction. Avoid fatigue and keep warm. Eat easily digestible food and don't get angry. If you experience increased bleeding or abdominal pain at any time, you should go to the hospital for a check-up to see if the bleeding is likely to continue and receive uterine curettage treatment in time. In the future, you must pay attention to contraception to avoid pregnancy again. Termination of pregnancy will cause great harm to your body.