Can medical abortion by caesarean section be completely effective?

Many mothers become pregnant again unexpectedly shortly after having a caesarean section, and need to have an abortion. There are generally two ways of abortion: medical abortion and artificial abortion. Medical abortion is suitable for within 49 days of pregnancy, but it is also dangerous and must be performed in a hospital under the guidance of medical staff. Medical abortion may not necessarily lead to a complete abortion, and if a uterine curettage is performed afterwards, it will cause greater harm to the body.

Is medical abortion okay?

Medical abortion is a method of abortion. Because it does not require surgery and avoids the pain of surgery, it is naturally popular among women. However, medical abortion is not as simple as imagined. Medical abortion can easily result in incomplete abortion, and a curettage is still required after the operation. Compared with medical abortion, the most popular abortion technology for early pregnant women is still surgical abortion, among which superconducting visual painless abortion is the abortion technology of choice for women.

Medical abortion is a major option for women after an unexpected pregnancy. It has brought convenience to women to a certain extent and has indeed helped many women solve unexpected troubles. However, medical abortion often depends on the circumstances. If you choose medical abortion under inappropriate circumstances, it may bring many adverse effects.

How long does it take to use medical abortion during pregnancy?

Generally, if the pregnancy is less than 49 days and it is confirmed to be an intrauterine pregnancy, medical abortion can be performed, but it must be used under the guidance of a local doctor. Because it may cause heavy bleeding. Don't use it casually. It must be done in the hospital under the supervision and guidance of a doctor and must not be taken at home without permission.

Is medical abortion suitable after caesarean section?

Although medical abortion is convenient, not every woman who is pregnant early can use it to terminate the pregnancy. For women who have had a cesarean section, if they become pregnant again, although they can have a medical abortion, it is recommended not to choose medical abortion considering that they just had a cesarean section. Medical abortion can remove the gestational sac by taking medicine, but the success rate of medical abortion is not high. If the abortion is not complete after medical abortion, a uterine curettage operation is often required to remedy the situation. Uterine curettage is very harmful and for women, it is even more harmful. In addition, the body has not fully recovered after a cesarean section. If the abortion fails due to medical abortion and then a uterine curettage is performed, it will aggravate the damage to the body. Therefore, it is best to choose painless abortion to terminate the pregnancy.

Therefore, if an unexpected pregnancy occurs after a caesarean section, it is not recommended that the pregnant woman undergo medical abortion. Although medical abortion is very convenient, there are some issues that need to be considered, including the physical condition after cesarean section and whether medical abortion can completely remove the gestational sac. It is best to consult a doctor and never perform medical abortion at home.