What should I do if I get pregnant again after medical abortion?

If women choose medical abortion, they must pay attention to relevant matters after the procedure, such as doing a good job of preventing infection. In addition, they must not have sexual intercourse for a long time. If they become pregnant within a short period of time after the abortion, the harm is very great. In addition, some people may fail in the abortion and fail to completely terminate the pregnancy. At this time, a uterine curettage operation must be performed.

What should I do if I get pregnant again after medical abortion?

Medical abortion is one of the effective means to terminate pregnancy. Generally speaking, you cannot get pregnant again within half a year. Frequent miscarriages are very harmful to physical and mental health. It is one of the common causes of female infertility. If you don’t want to get pregnant unexpectedly, you need to take contraceptive measures.

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 abortion, requiring uterine curettage, which can cause great damage to the uterus.

Guidance:

It is recommended to choose superconducting visual painless abortion. It is less painful. Generally, 40-70 days of pregnancy is the best time to calculate from the first day of the last menstrual period, which will cause the least damage to the endometrium. The whole operation only takes 5 to 7 minutes. After the operation, the pregnant woman will fully recover her consciousness and can leave the hospital on her own in 30 minutes.

Contraceptive measures should be taken after an abortion to avoid pregnancy again. If you get pregnant again now, if you use medical abortion again, the abortion may be incomplete and you will need a uterine curettage. No matter which method you use, your health will be seriously damaged.

Medical abortion is generally most appropriate within 6 to 8 weeks of pregnancy. Nowadays, the pregnancy period is too short and because the embryo is too small, incomplete abortion is very likely to occur. Although medical abortion is relatively safe, effective and less painful, there are still a few cases where adverse reactions and serious complications may occur. Moreover, the places where medical abortion can be performed are subject to qualification restrictions, and pharmacies are not allowed to trade medical abortion drugs privately. Therefore, it is recommended that women with unexpected pregnancies do not attempt to have an abortion by medication on their own. They must go to a regular hospital for treatment and cherish their health and their lives.

If the medical abortion is incomplete, a uterine curettage is required. The entire operation process is to use a surgical suction tube connected to a negative pressure aspirator to enter the uterine cavity, suck out the embryo, and then use a curette to scrape the uterus. The procedure usually begins with a local anesthetic injected into the cervix to reduce pain.

In general, abortion is not an easy thing. Don’t think that you can just get rid of the pregnancy. The human body cannot withstand such repeated torment. Even if you are not afraid of the pain or complications of surgery now, you should always consider the future and never use abortion as a contraceptive.