Will taking the medicine cause miscarriage?

If a woman who has had sexual life suddenly fails to get her period on time, it means she may be pregnant. There are many ways to check whether she is pregnant, such as early pregnancy test strips or B-ultrasound examinations. Once an unexpected pregnancy occurs, she needs to choose to have an abortion in time, because the longer the pregnancy is, the more difficult it will be to have an abortion. So, will taking medicine cause an abortion?

First, will taking the medicine cause miscarriage? The best time to have a medical abortion is when you are just one month pregnant, because the gestational sac is still relatively small at this time, and the success rate of medical abortion is relatively high. However, not all pregnant women in the early stages can have a medical abortion. If you want to have a medical abortion, you are also subject to many conditions. So if you don’t want a child after one month of pregnancy, you should go to the hospital to consult a doctor and then choose a suitable abortion method.

Second, there are very strict regulations on medical abortion, especially the applicable time of medical abortion. Medical abortion is applicable to pregnancy within 49 days of pregnancy, that is to say, from the last menstruation, there is no menstruation within 49 days, and the pregnancy has been confirmed, then medical abortion can be used. If it exceeds 49 days, medical abortion is not suitable. One month of pregnancy is within the time range for medical abortion, so from the point of view of time, it is possible to take medicine to induce abortion. However, taking medicine to induce abortion is not only limited by time, but also by other conditions.

There are other regulations for medical abortion, such as certain age restrictions for women who want to have medical abortion. If a woman is over 40 years old, she is not suitable for medical abortion. In addition, before performing medical abortion, the doctor will require the pregnant woman to undergo a professional B-ultrasound examination to determine the growth position and size of the gestational sac. If the growth position is not suitable for medical abortion, the risk of failure is relatively high; or if the gestational sac is relatively large, the risk of failure will also increase. At this time, the doctor does not recommend pregnant women to have medical abortion. Therefore, whether you can take medicine for abortion one month into pregnancy is subject to many factors.