How long is the best time for medical abortion during pregnancy?

Medical abortion, also known as medical abortion, refers to the use of drugs to stop the early stages of pregnancy. Little do people know that medical abortion is not suitable for all women, it is only suitable for some women. Therefore, if a woman hopes to terminate her pregnancy through medical abortion, she should go to the hospital for a check-up first and never take medicine on her own. So, how long does it take for a pregnancy to have a medical abortion?

Generally speaking, medical abortion is suitable for healthy women who are within 5 to 7 weeks of pregnancy (pregnancy days less than 49 days), have confirmed intrauterine pregnancy, have not received hormonal drug treatment in the past 3 months, are under 40 years old and agree to terminate the pregnancy.

In addition, before choosing medical abortion, women should pay special attention to the following matters: 1. Before medical abortion, you should go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination to rule out ectopic pregnancy and understand the size and location of the gestational sac to help determine whether medical abortion is suitable. 2. Medical abortion is suitable for women who are in good health and have no contraindications. To put it simply, the taboos include: having or currently suffering from relatively serious systemic diseases, endocrine diseases (such as diabetes, thyroid disease, etc.), liver and kidney dysfunction, allergic constitution, heart disease, hypertension, anemia, asthma, skin itching during pregnancy, etc. 3. Choose a regular hospital with outpatient treatment, curettage and intravenous drip facilities for medical abortion, and observe more to prevent accidents.

Medical abortion has the following harms: 1. It is very easy to cause uterine infection. After a woman has a medical abortion, she will generally experience irregular vaginal bleeding for about 15 days. During this process, if the medical care is not good, the entire reproductive system is susceptible to bacterial infection, which can lead to persistent vaginal bleeding or gynecological diseases such as vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and cervicitis. 2. The side effects of the drug are serious. During the medication process, some women may experience gastrointestinal reactions such as nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.