Can I have an abortion at 2 months of pregnancy?

In daily life, many women suffer from menstrual disorders, but because the body does not feel obvious discomfort, no special treatment is given. However, in the case of menstrual disorders, pregnancy cannot be detected immediately. By the time the pregnancy is discovered, it has been a long time. One is afraid of random abortion surgery. Is it possible to have a medical abortion in the second month of pregnancy? Let’s discuss the interpretation below.

Medical abortion is a type of artificial abortion. Abortion can be performed in the second month of pregnancy. The best time for abortion is within 70 days of pregnancy, and pregnancy can usually be ended by abortion within 70 days. However, each woman's physical condition is different, and whether or not an abortion can be performed also depends on other factors. It is recommended that women who are unexpectedly pregnant should not blindly follow the trend to have an abortion. They must consult a doctor first and have an examination before having an abortion.

Abortion is a general term for the artificial termination of pregnancy, which can be divided into artificial abortion, medical abortion, induced abortion, etc. Different abortion methods can be selected according to the different stages of pregnancy. Generally, if the pregnancy time is short, and the pregnancy is within 50 days, medical abortion can be chosen. However, medical abortion has certain disadvantages. It may not be complete and may also require uterine curettage.

Women who are pregnant within 45-70 days can end their pregnancy through artificial abortion if their physical condition allows. If the pregnancy lasts more than 70 days, then induced labor is necessary to end the pregnancy. Induced labor is painful to a certain extent, which is very similar to natural childbirth. It is not necessary to have an induced labor surgery unless it is absolutely necessary.

Please note that overprescribing medical abortion may cause infection. After a woman takes anti-pregnancy drugs, the fetal sac tissue in the uterus can be discharged on the same day. Sometimes the pregnancy tissue is not fully discharged, the uterine membrane is poorly restored, and vaginal bleeding lasts longer, which can last for 2-3 weeks, or even 1-2 months. Long-term and chronic excessive blood loss can cause anemia and reduce the body's immunity. At this time, the bacteria usually travel back through the vagina and cause inflammation of the endometrium.