How to abort at six months of pregnancy

In today's era when people's minds are gradually becoming more open, it is common for some women to get pregnant multiple times and suffer miscarriages. Of course, some female friends or couples will choose to have an abortion by medical or surgical means in case of an unexpected pregnancy. Although these methods are very harmful to the body. So let’s understand how to have an abortion at six months of pregnancy.

1. Overview

Some mothers may also be wondering, apart from surgery, the fastest way is to have an abortion using medication. So the question is, which of the two methods is less harmful to the body? What is the best way to have an abortion when the baby is older, such as 6 months? Is it better to have a medical abortion or an artificial abortion that is less harmful to the body and has a faster recovery? Let us find out together this time.

2. How to get an abortion at six months of pregnancy

1. When you are 6 months pregnant, you should consider induced abortion. Induced abortion requires a termination of pregnancy certificate issued by the government.

2. If you are 6 months pregnant, you can only have induced labor. During mid-term induced labor, the placenta has already formed, the fetus is larger, and the bones have become harder. The cervix needs to be fully dilated during delivery. After a successful induction of labor, the patient usually needs to stay in the hospital for observation for 3-4 days. The doctor will provide necessary treatment based on the circumstances of the induced labor. If there are no abnormalities, the patient can be discharged from the hospital after 3 days. Rest for at least one month after induced abortion. If you do not plan to have a child, it is recommended to have the surgery as soon as possible. Otherwise, the longer you wait, the more difficult the surgery will be.

3. If you are already 6 months pregnant, it is recommended to try to keep the fetus. If you don't want the child anymore, you have no choice but to have an induced labor. The risk of surgery is greater than that of abortion. If you have decided to have an induced labor, you should have the surgery as soon as possible. When induced labor occurs, the placenta has already formed, the fetus is larger, and the bones are harder, so the cervix needs to be fully dilated for delivery. In addition, as the uterus enlarges and the uterine wall becomes congested and softened, it is easy to damage the uterine wall during surgery. Therefore, mid-term induced labor is more difficult and has more complications than early abortion, so early abortion should be performed as much as possible.

4. Generally speaking, if the pregnancy lasts more than 3 months, it is past the best time for abortion and only induced labor can be done. The older the month, the higher the risk. If the fetus is healthy, it is recommended to keep the baby because induced labor may cause complications such as excessive bleeding, infertility, and infection, although the chance is not high. Therefore, if you want to induce labor, it is recommended to go to a local professional and regular gynecological hospital, which can reduce the risk of surgery. The charges of regular hospitals are also transparent and open. After induced labor, anti-inflammatory treatment is needed to prevent infection, and the body needs to be conditioned for at least one month. Sexual intercourse should not be allowed within one month.