Can I take medicine to abort my pregnancy after two months?

In the second month of pregnancy, mothers have already fallen in love with the baby in their belly. At this time, if some unexpected situation occurs and the baby in the belly is miscarried, they will probably cry for a long time. Taking medicine is a reasonable method for early abortion. Taking medicine is of course harmful, but the method is reasonable. So, can I still get an abortion if I take medicine in the 2nd month of pregnancy?

Can I get an abortion by taking medicine in the 2nd month of pregnancy?

If the abortion is normal, generally speaking, if it comes out early using three methods, you can choose to have an abortion with medicine, a painless abortion, or induced labor for treatment. Relatively speaking. If you miss the painless abortion. Pay more attention to rest at home and pay attention to your personal hygiene to prevent infection. Don't choose to have sex within this very important month. Don't eat spicy food or irritating ingredients. Eat more high-protein foods.

Within 49 days of pregnancy, you can have medical abortion or surgical abortion. Before having an abortion, you must first check B-ultrasound to rule out ectopic pregnancy. However, medical abortion may not be complete and a uterine curettage may be required. You can directly choose surgical abortion to terminate the pregnancy. The actual cost of abortion needs to be consulted at our local hospital.

If you are pregnant, you can usually choose medical abortion within 49 days of pregnancy. However, medical abortion has great side effects and can easily lead to incomplete miscarriage. It also requires uterine curettage, which is very harmful to the uterus. It is recommended to choose superconducting visual abortion and painless abortion, which causes the least damage to the uterine wall. The best time for painless abortion is 35-60 days, and the calculation of pregnancy starts from the first day of the last time.

The best time for artificial abortion is usually 35-70 days of pregnancy, starting from the first day of the expected date of delivery. Early abortion is due to the fact that the embryo has just grown and is still small, so it is easy to have empty or missed aspiration, resulting in surgical failure or incomplete abortion, and finally another uterine curettage is required; late abortion will cause more bleeding and greater damage due to the excessive number of days and the large gestational sac. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for an ultrasound to check whether it is intrauterine pregnancy or gestational sac, and then choose the surgical treatment method that is suitable for you.

What to do if you have miscarriage in 2 months of pregnancy

In the early stages of pregnancy, test tube embryos are very sensitive to various hazards or adverse factors, such as damage from some drugs, radiation, chemicals, infection from bacteria and viruses, abnormalities in endocrine hormones, or lack of some nutrients, all of which can cause defects in the embryonic development process and ultimately lead to miscarriage. Some miscarriages are unavoidable, in other words, they cannot be prevented by any means. The vast majority of spontaneous abortions are caused by imperfect test tube embryos. 60%-70% of these shrunken and deformed eggs are due to chromosomal abnormalities or problems with the sperm-egg fusion itself. After the sperm and egg fusion grow to a certain extent, they will shrink, resulting in stillbirth and miscarriage.

In the early stages of pregnancy, the embryo is not yet firmly attached, so you can't let your wife do heavy work, especially weight-bearing work that increases abdominal pressure, such as fetching water, lifting objects, etc., which require you to do it yourself; at the same time, you must also supervise her well, and don't let her have high-intensity movements such as lifting, running, etc.; in order for your wife to maintain a stable mood and mental state, you need to be more accommodating, caring and loving; although you are used to "sexual" happiness, you still have to endure it temporarily to avoid irritating the cervix and causing uterine contractions.

The most important signs of miscarriage are vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain. If your wife tells you that she has a small amount of vaginal bleeding, mild pain in the lower abdomen, or a feeling of lower back pain, this may be a "danger signal" sent by the baby, and you should see a doctor in time.